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Dan Hinmon, MCSMN Director
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Five Tips for Fact Checking Your Content!

Posted by @DanHinmon, Jan 7, 2016

Are you publishing content on your blogs or website without fact-checking? It’s not so important when information is from a trusted source. But what about internal content?

Here are 5 tips, followed by a useful list of handy sites for fact checking beyond Google and Wikipedia.

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