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- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf8mjbVRqao
http://www.snopes.com/
https://www.theguardian.com/international

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(Screenshot from The Washington Post, https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-intersect/wp/2016/11/17/facebook-fake-news-writer-i-think-donald-trump-is-in-the-white-house-because-of-me/?utm_term=.1a75fdb14c7a )

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Someone has posed as Obama and written a fake tweet.

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How to report a fake news site on Twitter

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How to report a fake news site on Twitter

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Click on the chevron in the corner, or the three dots below a tweet. Then you will have to click "spam" or "not interested", because Twitter does not have a "fake news" option.

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Someone has edited Donald Trump to a naked body to make us believe Trump and Hillary has a sex tape.

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This is an examples of a fake pictures. Someone has edited the Quran and a kevlar vest to make him seem like an extremist

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1. www.thenewyorktimes.com
2. www.theguardian.com
3. www.bbc.com
4. www.npr.com
5. www.nbcnews.com

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Here are some websites where you can check if a news story is fake or not:
- www.snopes.com
- www.factcheck.org

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1. Context: look at the context and find out when it was written, where it was written and check the facts.
2. Credibility: check the credibility of the source
3. Construction: analyse the contruction of the article. Look at the vocabulary and language that are used.
4. Corroboration: make sure to corroborate the facts wither other sources.
5. Compare: compare the facts with other articles to get a different perspective. It's important to look at the story from different angles.

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How to report a fake news site on Google

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How to report a fake news site on Google

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Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on send feedback. Then you will have to write clean and factual, and remember to include a link of the site you are reporting. Also send them a screenshot.

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Fake news reports are slanderous and untruthful news intended to misinform as well as misleading the public. Fake news can be used to create malicious and false gossip toward a person, group or a movement.
Example:

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How to report a fake news site on Facebook

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How to report a fake news site on Facebook

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Click the little arrow on top of a post if you are every unsure about the content. Pick the "report post" option and then choose your reason.

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- Paying attention to the URL and the domain:
Established news organizations usually have their own domains and a familiar look. Be extra critical to sites ending with ".com.co", for example bbc.com.co
- Read beyond the headline:
Fake news sites usually put an extra effort into making provocative or satirical headlines. Therefore it is important that you read beyond the headlines before you pass along the information
- Have other news sites reported the same news story? If not, the story is probably fake. Thus, it is very important to double check the information you get.
- Is the news site a reliable news site? If the site does not have a good reputation (or a reputation at all) there is more reason to be critical to the content of the site

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1. EnduringVision.com

2. 70news.wordpress.com

3. Abcnews.com.co

4. Politicops ghtNow.com

5. Infowars.com

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Things to ask yourself before you share a news story

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Things to ask yourself before you share a news story

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Have I heard of the publisher before?

Is this the source I think it is, or does it sound a bit like them?

Can I point to where this happened on a map?

Has this been reported anywhere else?

Is there more than one piece of evidence for this claim?

Could this be something else (like irony or satire)?