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Apr 10

Quiz: How much do you know about your internet privacy?

By Rhana Natour

We made a quiz to test your knowledge.

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Apr 10

Twitter backs bill to make political ads online more transparent

By Associated Press

Twitter says it is endorsing the Honest Ads Act, a bipartisan bill designed to make online political advertisements more transparent by revealing who paid for them, among other information.

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Mar 09

False news travels 6 times faster on Twitter than truthful news

By Larry Greenemeier, Scientific American

False news -- inaccurate information presented as truth or opinion presented as fact -- is 70 percent more likely to be retweeted than information that faithfully reports actual events, according to a new study from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Feb 28

Inside the study showing conservatives retweeted Russian trolls 30 times more often than liberals

By Rashmi Shivni

Computational social scientists found that 40,000 American Twitter users retweeted Russian trolls more than 80,000 times in a single month before the 2016 election.

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Feb 17

Indictment says social media firms got played by Russian agents

By Mae Anderson, Associated Press

Facebook and Twitter were played by Russian propagandists and it's not clear if the companies have taken sufficient action to prevent something similar from happening again.

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Jan 03

Watch 9:38
How Trump’s love of Twitter translates abroad

By PBS News Hour

President Donald Trump uses Twitter to speak directly to the American people. How is this mode of communication heard in foreign nations? Former ambassador Nancy McEldowney, who is now at Georgetown University, and Kenneth Weinstein, president and CEO of the…

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Dec 06

Do Trump’s anti-Muslim retweets put Americans at risk? House Democrats press Tillerson for an answer

By Richard Lardner, Associated Press

In a letter sent Wednesday to Tillerson, the 20 members of the Foreign Affairs Committee said they are extremely troubled over Trump's retweets last week of inflammatory videos from a fringe British political group that purported to show violence being…

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Dec 04

Watch 11:58
Trump’s recent Russia probe tweets raise questions about interference. Here’s what we know and what we don’t

By PBS News Hour

The Friday guilty plea by former national security advisor Michael Flynn touched off a running response from President Trump on Robert Mueller's Russia investigation. Taken together, two of the president’s statements could suggest interference. P.J. Tobia reports and Miles O’Brien…

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Nov 29

Watch 9:45
The risks of Trump retweeting anti-Muslim messages

By PBS News Hour

President Trump shared what are widely seen as virulent anti-Muslim messages on Wednesday, igniting a new firestorm and prompting a spokesman for British Prime Minister Theresa May to say, “It is wrong for the president to have done this.” Judy…

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Nov 01

Watch 3:37
Facing tougher questions on Russian interference, social media giants vow to do better

By PBS News Hour

Facebook, Twitter and Google were back on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to testify before congressional intelligence committees on whether their platforms were used by Russia to impact the 2016 election. All three companies admitted fault, but they do not yet…

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