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I guess a publication like the mail has two big reasons to feel threatened by a rise of fact checking sites. 1. It inhibits their ability to embellish stories
by alex- 10y ago
I guess a publication like the mail has two big reasons to feel threatened by a rise of fact checking sites.
1. It inhibits their ability to embellish stories and thus could effect revenue.
2. If you need to goto some trust worthy organisation to fact check. Why do you need to visit the publisher first?
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- ternaryoperator 10y agoIt's part of the "fake news" nihilism. You attack everything and anything that can limit the scope of the deceit you're creating.