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Fact-Checking Hits And Misses

January 10, 2020Accountability, Accuracy, Media, Online News, Social Mediafake news research, NiemanLabethicsadviceline

Fact-checking hits and misses: Presidential fake news tweets found to spur greater interest to read more news.

Denise-Marie Ordway sums up 2019 research on fake news warnings.

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