Sentence examples for fake feeds from inspiring English sources

One of the more entertaining fake feeds is Jenny Holzer, Mom, an homage to the artist best known for her language-based works, like the "Truisms" series, a list of aphorisms ("abuse of power comes as no surprise," "protect me from what I want"), which she began wheat-pasting on the streets of New York as a student, in the late nineteen-seventies.

A fake feed he set up for Italian prime minister Mario Monti was followed by the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

The posts, which were widely shared around the Web, prompted the Capitol Police to issue a statement declaring them fake: "Twitter feeds are reporting false information concerning current conditions at the U.S. Capitol.

But social media sabotage is in high gear in Texas' later-than-usual primary, from fake Twitter feeds to deceptive Web site domains to allegations of e-mail and Facebook forgery.

After initially downplaying the problem, Facebook announced on Friday that it would begin seeking out ways to weed out some kinds of fake news from feeds.

To do so, TrackMeNot (TMN) based the generation of fake queries on RSS feeds.

Hans believes that Facebook has the means to remove more fake stories from news feeds, citing its success in restricting nudity and images of beheadings at the hands of terrorists.

Investigators had another tactical advantage: With the highest daily withdrawal limit usually around $1,000, the thieves had to spend a lot of time feeding fake cards into machines.

MI5 had captured a number of German spies sent to Britain and was using them to feed fake intelligence to the Abwehr, German military intelligence, in an operation known as the Double Cross system.

This is the reality of modern American politics: a large and cohesive bloc of voters lives in an alternative reality, fed fake facts by Fox and Rush — whom they listen to out of tribal affiliation — and completely unaware that it's all fiction.

The case will reignite concerns about product safety in China, and has alarming echoes of a 2004 scandal in which more than 200 Chinese infants suffered malnutrition and at least 13 died after being fed fake formula that contained no nutrients.