The phrase "information fake" is not grammatically correct.
A more accurate and usable phrase would be "fake information." Example: The website was shut down for sharing fake information about the presidential election.
My interest in this article is to make sure LinkedIn CEO understands that just as one cannot fake resume information, faking information to the public should have the same consequences.
She also suggests people view an online guide with more than 2,000 pages of vetted information about fake news, or "alternative truth," and to her own library's website, which offers a tutorial on fake news.
The difference between the Butler Act and this new legislation encapsulates the change in the anti-science crowd's strategy, from outright bans on disseminating factual information to fake controversy and false equivalencies.
It will ban the sending of bulk commercial e-mail using false information like fake names, as well as misleading subject lines and automated harvesting of e-mail messages.
The very same issue was at the heart of the Clearstream trial, in which Mr. Sarkozy and others sought the prosecution of Mr. de Villepin for conspiracy to plant false information about fake bank accounts intended to receive arms-sales kickbacks.
Spammers have utilized social networks as a new way to spread spam information using fake accounts.
Often, women and girls can receive wrong information from fake accounts.
McAfee expects hackers will send phishing text messages, tricking recipients into inputting their personal information on fake Web sites.
The alliance aims to increase the sharing of information on fake goods between Alibaba and some of its highest profile brands.
According to a new report from Politico, President Donald Trump gets some of his information from fake news stories his aides intentionally leave on his desk.
