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by telchar
3002 days ago
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That was a failure of fact-checking, not fake news as it's typically understood. It has happened occasionally in otherwise-respectable publications. The network fired a number of people involved including Dan Rather not because they intentionally crafted a false narrative but because they claimed they had done fact-checking when they hadn't. "Fake news", as typically understood, is news that is known to be fake by the publisher. |
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