How to spot FAKE NEWS
Jan 24, 2018 13:31:58 GMT
Post by James Couplin on Jan 24, 2018 13:31:58 GMT
As various companies issue warnings for fake news, England Tonight advises our readership on how to spot fake articles.
The internet is the most viewed source for news in this day and age. Various companies such as Facebook have issued warnings about fake news websites.
A fake news website will often include hard to believe headlines, untrustworthy news stories and don't provide evidence for the articles.
A news expert, Tim McGovern, said that consumers should only trust 3 news sources, The Daily Mail, Sky News and even pointed towards our website, England Tonight
If you would like to report any fake news, please email report@stopfakenews.co.uk
The internet is the most viewed source for news in this day and age. Various companies such as Facebook have issued warnings about fake news websites.
A fake news website will often include hard to believe headlines, untrustworthy news stories and don't provide evidence for the articles.
A news expert, Tim McGovern, said that consumers should only trust 3 news sources, The Daily Mail, Sky News and even pointed towards our website, England Tonight
If you would like to report any fake news, please email report@stopfakenews.co.uk