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To help combat the confusion brought on by fake news, Honolulu Civil Beat is opening its doors to the public
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The news industry has suffered some setbacks in 2017, including the continued rise of fake news and a growing number
On Veterans Day, we honor the women and men who’ve served in America’s armed forces, and part of honoring that
Last week, the DTC Forum on Television & Print in New York City discussed how the pharmaceutical industry can benefit
Last week, the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) hosted the first-ever Digital Media North America (DMNA) conference
As small-town papers try to compete against the internet and the negative impacts of fake news, they’re looking for new
In the wee hours of the morning, with the sun still tucked behind the horizon, newspaper carriers across the country
Fake news has become an unfortunate part of the media landscape, spreading wildly and being shared on every social media platform. But fake news isn’t a new problem.
