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X Adds New Source Reference Requirement for Community Notes

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More questions are being raised about the viability of the Community Notes process.

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Could Public Reference Librarians Help Us Combat Digital Falsehoods?

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Could the answer to today’s deluge of digital falsehoods lie with our nation’s public libraries and their reference librarians that have served us for more than a century?

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Twitter Will Now Allow Some Brands to Make Reference to COVID-19 in Ads

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Twitter has revised its stance on ads that mention COVID-19 in order to cater to use cases which could facilitate social good.

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Meta Launches New 'Sphere' AI System Which Can Scan and Measure the Accuracy of Reference Links

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The system could help improve the flow of information online, by removing erroneous links.

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Should Social Media Crack Down On Regional References To Covid Variants?

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New Delhi has been proactive in calling upon the social media platforms to remove content that were critical of its handling of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Hitwise Reports News and Media's Share of Search-Referred Traffic.

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Home About Contact PR Publishing SEO Social Media Subscribe Adam Sherk Hitwise Reports News and Media’s Share of Search-Referred Traffic Declining by Adam Sherk on May 19, 2009 According to data released by Hitwise a few days ago, News & Media is one of the few categories showing a YoY decline in share of search-referred traffic: Fortunately (..)

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