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FACEBOOK ADDING 'EDUCATIONAL TOOL' TO HELP USERS SPOT FAKE NEWS
By Brian Stelter
April 6, 2017: 12:02 PM ET
Does Facebook really care whether the stories at the top of your news feed are accurate?
Facebook's latest step is an "educational tool that will pop up at the top of the news feed. The company
Thursday and said it's designed to help users ferret out fake stories.
"When people click on this educational tool at the top of thein News Feed, they will see more information
in the Facebook Help Center, including tips on how to spot false news, such as checking the URL of the si
the source and looking for other reports on the topic," Facebook news feed VP Adam Mosseri said in a ble
The tool will show up for "a few days," Mosseri said for users in 14 countries, including in the United State
Facebook has come under withering scrutiny for its role in spreading so-called "fake news" - articles that a
deceive people. These types of bogus stories have been shown to spread virally on Facebook. There is wid
agreement that it's a problem, but stamping out these
stories is a huge challenge.
Completely made-up stories are usually produced either by profiteers or propagandists. Facebook has
tare
calls the "worst of the worst" by attaching warning labels
to stories that are found by independent fact-chec
completely fact-free.
Those stories are now minimized by the algorithmic news feed and are accompanied by a warning label.
Facebook remains under pressure to do more. Othen recent initiatives have included the hiring of a longtime
Campbell Brown, to be the company's top liaison to newsrooms, and an investment in a new group called th
integrity Initiative​

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