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The Outline hires tech news prodigy William Turton – Poynter
When she joined The Outline from Gizmodo Media Group a few weeks ago, Executive Editor Katie Drummond expressed a desire to start breaking more
French and American voters seem to respond in a similar way to fact-checking – Poynter
An unequivocally positive side-effect of all the "fake news" headlines has been a growing interest among social scientists to research the impact of fact-checking. In
President Trump’s first 100 days, fact-checking French elections and CNN’s political ad conundrum – Poynter
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Ryan Grim is leaving HuffPost – Poynter
HuffPost's longtime D.C. Bureau Chief Ryan Grim is leaving the company, HuffPost Editor-in-Chief Lydia Polgreen announced in a memo Friday. "I will miss his wise