Facebook's Going to Start Weeding Out Fake News Stories | Time
No, You Don't Need to Post a Facebook Copyright Status - The New York Times
How to Flag Fake News on Facebook - FactCheck.org
How to Flag Fake News on Facebook - FactCheck.org
Facebook partners with Snopes and Associated Press to tackle fake news | WIRED UK
Facebook fights fake news spread via modified link previews | TechCrunch
Create fake Facebook Post, Message and Twitter Tweets
This is how Facebook's fake-news writers make money - The Washington Post
Fake Facebook page in West Haven riles city workers | fox61.com
Police warn of fake Facebook posts circulating in Branson area
Facebook Changes Fake News Link Previews - Furia Rubel PR
Facebook finds UK-based 'fake news' network - BBC News
We tried to post fake news on Facebook, this is what happened | Mashable
Matt Navarra on Twitter: "Facebook's role in the US elections and the issues of fake news and hoaxes - by Mark Zuckerberg https://t.co/c3HiIAVA6R https://t.co/pPtYz1vuwZ" / Twitter
StayWoke: Empowering Students to Respond to Fake News by Mariah Morin & Heather Hurst – MEJ
Forget fake news stories. False text posts are getting massive engagement on Facebook. - Poynter
Facebook coronavirus posts spread misinformation on deadly outbreak - CBS News
Leo's Facebook feed showing a "fake news" post | Download Scientific Diagram
Disputed by multiple fact-checkers': Facebook rolls out new alert to combat fake news | Facebook | The Guardian
Fake Phone Text Birthday Invitation Facebook Post Template and Ideas for Design | Fotor
Guy's fake Facebook post 'Predicts the Future' | Tech News – India TV
Man Poses as Target on Facebook, Trolls Haters of Its Gender-Neutral Move With Epic Replies
Facebook Ads, Fake News and the Shockingly Low Cost of Influencing an Election | Social Media Today
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Facebook has started to flag fake news stories - Vox
Social Media - News Sources: How to Know if a Source is Credible/Legitimate vs. NOT Credible/Illegitimate/Misinformation - Research Guides at Lewis University
