Sentence examples for content veracity from inspiring English sources

In its news release disputing suggestions that the implant could be linked to cancer, VeriChip said yesterday, "We will retain independent scientists and researchers to review the content, veracity and credibility of the studies alluded to in the article".

Still, those numbers have perked up slightly from polling in 2018 that saw only 4percentt of those polled stating that they were confident in the veracity of content they encountered on Facebook.

3. We must find new and better ways to gauge the veracity of content posted to social media.

Such notes could include U.R.L.'s, references to specific pages in a reporter's notebook, reference documents (for example, the court transcript you referred to) -- anything that would allow the reporter and editors to backtrack from the manuscript and judge the veracity of the content or conclusions.

It is currently testing measures to mitigate the power of misinformation to influence its users (in the US, and in Germany) — including by labelling suspect links with warnings about the veracity of the content.

And given these latest comments from Zuckerberg, which adds Facebook's victimhood to a list of excuses and distractions that have comprised Facebook's post-election response, it seems more clear that Facebook will never take any real responsibility for the veracity of the content pouring through the site.  .

Gillmor, from Arizona State, said Twitter did not need to guarantee the quality or veracity of its content in order to grow into a media juggernaut.

Even worse, the videos will likely make the public even more skeptical about the veracity of online content, while providing an easy opt-out to anyone in the public eye who says something they later regret.

After Facebook announced its plan to lean heavily on the expertise of third party fact checkers to help police the veracity of News Feed content — and specifically on those who have signed up to Poynter's principles — the latter organization is overhauling its vetting process for signatories.

While arguably, the very process of collaboration leads to a Darwinian type 'survival of the fittest' content within a Web page, the veracity of these resources can be assured through careful monitoring, moderation, and operation of the collaborationware in a closed and secure digital environment.

Another problem with these stashes of documents is the assumption that they are accurate or that their classification (e.g. Secret, Top Secret, Top Secret-NOFORM) confers veracity of the documents' contents.