Weaponizing Disinformation: Kara Swisher and Joshua Johnson

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Weaponizing Disinformation: Kara Swisher and Joshua Johnson

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Dec 26, 2019

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"Alternative facts," "fake news," gaslighting," "conspiracy theory," are all terms that get thrown around a lot in our politics nowadays. How do we determine what's real versus what is really fake and how can the press and tech companies fix the problem?

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