Online fact-checking falls short
THE right and left may not agree on what constitutes misinformation, but both would like to see less...
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THE right and left may not agree on what constitutes misinformation, but both would like to see less...
The right and left may not agree on what constitutes misinformation, but both would like to see less of it on social media. And as the world faces the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the threat that medical misinformation poses to public health remains real. Companies such as Twitter and Facebook have a stake in cleaning up their platforms — without relying on censoring or fact-checking.
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Censoring can engender distrust when social media companies expunge posts or delete accounts without explanation. It can even raise the profile of those who’ve been “canceled.”
Local filmmaker and MTSU grad Ricky Burchell on Friday night will premiere "One More Dream," at Premiere 6 Theatre in Murfreesboro