Sentence examples for media fraud from inspiring English sources

The counterculture, Mr. Hamill said, had become "just another media fraud".

View the totality of Russia's influence campaign, and how Russian contacts, hacking and social media fraud often coincided during the election.

Stepping back to view the timeline from beginning to end reveals how these parallel threads — contacts, hacking and social media fraud — often crossed during the election.

For two years, Americans have tried to absorb the details of the 2016 attack: spies, leaked emails, social media fraud — and President Trump's claims that it's all a hoax.

One company that is tackling the problem of social media fraud is Keybase.io, which enables individuals to use blockchain to demonstrate that they are the rightful owners of their various social media accounts.

For two years, Americans have tried to absorb the details of the 2016 attack — hacked emails, social media fraud, suspected spies — and President Trump's claims that it's all a hoax.

Machine learning already plays a large role in human society, from social media to fraud detection, and researchers expect its role to continue expanding in the next few years.

Faced with media investigations, fraud probes and at least a dozen climate liability suits from coastal cities facing large bills as they attempt to adapt to climate change-induced sea level rise, fossil fuel companies have been forced to move away from the position that climate science is invalid or that human-caused emissions don't contribute to climate change.

While there's no direct "causation" between using social media and identity fraud, the report found, the behavior of those participating is probably a factor.

Again, Bersih pushed for an end to electoral fraud, media access for all parties and a minimum 21-day campaign period before any election.

In the face of "overwhelming" scientific evidence, they complained, A.D.H.D. was regularly portrayed in the media as "myth, fraud or benign condition" — an artifact of too-strict teachers, perhaps, or too much television.