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Twitter, Facebook, instant media, social media and the U.S. presidential election of 2016- failure to separate fake news, lies and rumor from facts
11/04/2016
Grouped Articles
Both Old and New Media Are Failing Voters
WSJ 11.03.2016
The New York Times 11.07.2016
Media’s Next Challenge: Overcoming the Threat of Fake News
The New York Times 11.07.2016
Washington Post 11.08.2016
Obama, With Angela Merkel in Berlin, Assails Spread of Fake News
The New York Times 11.17.2016
Pope Francis condemns 'media disinformation' - BBC News
BBC News 12.07.2016
Experts say laws not enough as Germany fights bots and fake news | Germany | DW.COM | 25.11.2016
DW.COM 11.25.2016
Facebook and Google Step Up Efforts to Combat Fake News
WSJ 02.06.2017
Web inventor warns over fake news, online political advertising | News | DW.COM | 12.03.2017
DW.COM 03.12.2017
Can Facebook Fix Its Own Worst Bug?
The New York Times 04.25.2017
World wide web creator Tim Berners-Lee targets fake news - BBC News
BBC News 04.28.2017
Wall Street Journal 10.12.2011
Germany to Social Networks: Delete Hate Speech Faster or Face Fines
WSJ 06.30.2017
How Germany Is Preparing for Russian Election Meddling - SPIEGEL ONLINE
SPIEGEL ONLINE 09.07.2017
We Asked Facebook 12 Questions About the Election, and Got 5 Answers
The New York Times 10.11.2017
Silicon Valley Is Not Your Friend
10.13.2017
New Facebook Data Shows Russians Targeted Users by Race, Religion, Politics
WSJ 11.01.2017
How Facebook and Google threaten public health – and democracy | Roger McNamee
The Guardian 11.11.2017
Tone-Deaf: How Facebook Misread America’s Mood on Russia
WSJ 03.02.2018
Opinion | What We Now Know About Russian Disinformation
New York Times 12.17.2018
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