How fake news stories about Meghan Markle and Kelly Clarkson are used to sell diet pills and wrinkle creams
Fake Ad Blockers 2: Now with Cookies and Ad Fraud
Verified X Indian Accounts Spread Disinformation On Israel-Hamas Conflict | BOOM
Jonathan Tannenwald on X: "This is not fake news: Check out the Seattle Times' Sounders page this morning (turn your ad blocker off for a moment to do it). https://t.co/xADoXrKYiC https://t.co/H2QxFu7TK6" /
Fake news sites to watch out for
Amazon.com: GRAPHICS & MORE Donald Trump Fake News Credit Card RFID Blocker Holder Protector Wallet Purse Sleeves Set of 4 : Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry
Adblock Plus wants to use blockchain to call out fake news | TechCrunch
Fake News: What Is It & How to Spot Fake News (Guide) | Avast
Fake News Danger Becomes Top Davos Worry in Year of Elections - Bloomberg
Fake news outbreak 2021: Can we stop the viral spread? - ScienceDirect
GitHub - nsprenkle/fake-news-blocker: A simple web extension for blocking fake news sites
Facebook's fake news problem: Chrome extension called FIB can help | Technology News - The Indian Express
Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It | Scientific American
PH media groups release Facebook fake news blocker
Fake news - Wikipedia
The misinformation about misinformation
Fake news debunker by InVID & WeVerify
How to spot a fake video - The Washington Post
Fake news about COVID-19 is spreading faster than virus | Ohio State Medical Center
Fake news outbreak 2021: Can we stop the viral spread? - ScienceDirect
Can blockchain block fake news and deep fakes? - IBM Blog
How should social media platforms combat misinformation and hate speech? | Brookings
Fake News: What Is It & How to Spot Fake News (Guide) | Avast
Block diagram of the proposed fake news detection approach | Download Scientific Diagram
Facing fake news: What's real and what's fake? | Deutsche Telekom
Facebook won't block fake news posts because it has no incentive, experts say | Facebook | The Guardian
Information Overload Helps Fake News Spread, and Social Media Knows It | Scientific American
