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Concern about the prevalence of fake or sensationally biased news sources has escalated in the days following the presidential election, with many citing it as a factor (some even the primar
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Aimed at librarians, however worth reading by anyone concerned with teaching their students how to identify reliable information shared through social media and other online sources. The article looks at identifying click-bait, propaganda, satire, conspiracy theory, pseudo-scientific and more. Includes a interesting link: © 2016 by Melissa Zimdars. The work 'False, Misleading, Clickbait-y, and Satirical “News” Sources' (made available under a Creative Commons).
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