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How Facebook Is Tackling Fake News

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Facebook is facing a steadily increasing amount of criticism. To counter this, the social media giant is countering with a glimpse at what’s going on behind closed doors. On Wednesday, May 23, Facebook shared a short documentary video called Facing Facts. The video looks at how the organization is fighting fake news. The film is the first from a new initiative called Inside Feed that aims to share some of the lesser-known details of what happens inside the company.

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