Sentence examples for news targeted from inspiring English sources
The company has also made a big domestic PR push to seed the idea that it's proactively fighting election disinformation ahead of the midterms — taking journalists on a tour of its US 'election security war room', for example — even as political disinformation and junk news targeted at American voters continues being fenced on its platform….
In addition to fake news targeted at a district level, Facebook users' feeds were filled with fake likes generated by armies of fake accounts, as well as paid commenters and trolls originating from abroad in hopes of disrupting the democratic process in the U.S. and throughout U.S.- and EU-allied Europe.
In other major store news, Target joins the list of major retailers who are rejecting GE salmon, and here's why one person thinks that the Whole Foods opening in Detroit is a big deal.
In other earnings news, Target posted second quarter profits that beat expectations.
In corporate news, Target announced after Wednesday's close that it is working toward a deal to sell roughly half of its credit card receivables, about $4 billion, to an undisclosed investment partner.
Good news: Target lets you stack coupons.
Over the last year, data breaches in businesses have been big news: Target, Home Depot, eBay, LinkedIn... but this only happens to large businesses, right?
One report falsely suggested that Merkel – along with the Greens, a favorite fake news target – had posed for a selfie with one of the terrorists behind the March 2016 attacks on an airport and subway station in Brussels.
Regions that are consistent cable news targets, yet it's unlikely that much of what's discussed in the Triennial video would make the cut for neither a FOX nor an MSNBC segment.
Others suggested the news media targeted a religious institution.
At NTV, a news channel targeted by protesters for its poor coverage, a monthly magazine called NTV Tarih, which focuses exclusively on history, had a cover story in its July issue about Gezi Park's past.
