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Center for Advanced Study initiative looks at 'infodemic,' how to combat misinformation | Illinois
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With the election campaign underway, can the law protect voters from fake news and conspiracy theories? - News and Opinion: University of Waikato
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Fake News | Monroe County Public Library, Indiana - mcpl.info
Huge MIT Study of 'Fake News': Falsehoods Win on Twitter - The Atlantic
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Social Media: Conspiracy Theories and Radicalization - Homeland Security Digital Library
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When Fake News Turns Into Conspiracy Theories: The viral factor in today's media landscape, and what we can do to stop it - iSchool | Syracuse University
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COST Academy webinar - Conspiracy theories, fake news and disinformation - COST
Opinion: People can spot fake news. So why do conspiracy theories thrive on social media? - The San Diego Union-Tribune
