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A decent breakdown of all things real and fake news (Original Post)
cilla4progress
Dec 2016
OP
something you created, or is it a link from elsewhere? Very interesting..
NRaleighLiberal
Dec 2016
#1
Not sure - I haven't read it often (only if something ends up posted here) - should check it out.
NRaleighLiberal
Dec 2016
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NRaleighLiberal
(60,024 posts)1. something you created, or is it a link from elsewhere? Very interesting..
Talking Points memo belongs on there - they've been doing some of the best reporting since the election, in my view. I would place them in the liberal oval below near Huffington.
cilla4progress
(24,782 posts)2. Link from
Trickle Down Economics. A page I follow on my FB.
Where do you think Daily Beast would fall? Doesn't Joy Reid write for them?
Thanks for the input!
NRaleighLiberal
(60,024 posts)3. Not sure - I haven't read it often (only if something ends up posted here) - should check it out.
Thanks for posting this....very interesting.
RL_Bynum
(3 posts)4. Vague term fake news popular in fact-averse Trump world
My feeling is that "fake news" is a vague term and, thus, overused. It doesn't describe what is behind the content or website in question.
I wrote about the subject "Vague term fake news popular in fact-averse Trump world" here.
Lies are are thrown around routinely, and Trump fits right in.
fleabiscuit
(4,542 posts)5. We can play off the 'real world.'
Netrags
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