Sentence examples for junk news from inspiring English sources

Now Infowars conspiracy theorists creating doctored videos to try to spin hyperpartisan junk news is not new or news.

Stamping junk news as genuine isn't new; Entertainment Tonight got its bona fide pass from the FCC in 1988.

"The Junk News Aggregator is an interactive tool for exploring junk news stories posted on Facebook, particularly useful right now in the lead-up to the US midterms," the Institute writes.

Another tool — the Top 10 Junk News Aggregator — shows the most engaged with English language junk news stories posted to Facebook in the last 24 hours, in the context of the 2018 US midterm elections.

The Visual Junk News Aggregator does what it says on the tin, aggregating popular junk news posts into a bipartisan thumbnail wall of over-inflated (or just out and out) BS.

An example of a source of "junk news" the researchers included in the study.

But Twitter pushed back on some of the classifications for junk news that the researchers made.

Though Howard compared the companies' strategies to combat it as an ineffective "game of whack-a-mole," he conceded that the nature of junk news is evolving.

We recently built a limited junk news aggregator and found misinformation about vaccinations and health, scientific findings, stock prices and a range of public policy issues.

The researchers then categorized the resulting Twitter links based on whether they originated from professional news organizations, political parties or some "junk news" source.

For instance, the study classified Breitbart — a far-right news site once led by President Trump's former adviser Stephen K. Bannon — as junk news.