Sentence examples for false headlines from inspiring English sources

During the Great War there was a virtual epidemic of false headlines.

In many countries newspapers and the other media participate for example, with false headlines or news stories.

"It's basically about consumer confidence, and with newspapers printing false headlines like this [about MFI going bust], customers are staying away from the store," he said.

That allowed fake news distributors to bait-and-switch readers into visiting articles they didn't expect, or make it look like legitimate news publishers were posting inflammatory or false headlines.

Meanwhile, BuzzFeed has renewed discussion of the impact of false news spread via Facebook on the U.S. election with a new investigative analysis of stories on the platform spanning the three months prior to the vote, which found that false headlines outperformed genuine ones in terms of engagement.

When Facebook promotes false headlines, it does so knowing it does not monitor truth, only the clicks, engagement and profit.

We have been told by Daily Mail executives defending the false headline, "The man who hated Britain", that people should read the headline and copy together.

As for the Mail - always a wolf rather than a sheep - the situation is somewhat different, as you can see from the false headline above, which was screen-grabbed today.

Facebook says it will identify several types of down-ranked news items, including content recently rated "False," "Mixture" or "False Headline" by third-party fact-checkers.

But what will people remember: that pithy but false headline or the positive and real impact of Obamacare on American lives?

However, legitimate aging research like legitimate dietary research has a problem: good, solid scientific advances often get drowned out by what are at best unproven, or at worse frankly false, headline-grabbing claims for miracle products or diets.