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I mean besides anyone who remembered the exact same thing happening to the term clickbait? Chronotope/818474928324378624Permalink On twitter.com
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The irony in using a badly defined phrase that is a poor choice to talk about propaganda, lies and fraud is that it was an SEO decisionPermalink On twitter.com
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Aggressive liars and content fraudsters understand distribution systems better then publishers and can turn pubs' power against them.Permalink On twitter.com
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This should have been the biggest takeaway from 2016, which made it very obvious. But publications keep trudging along with old strategies.Permalink On twitter.com
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The media continues to willfully misuse 'clickbait' because it performs well in search and social...Permalink On twitter.com
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So I'm betting we in the media will continue to hurt ourselves by misusing 'fake news' for a long time, because hey it brings the eyeballs.Permalink On twitter.com
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This will continue even though it is *the very behavior* that created conditions for all flavors of fake news to prosper.Permalink On twitter.com
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"Fake News": There's propaganda, lies and content fraud. Each is a very different problem with different solutions.Permalink On twitter.com
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As long as we call all of these the same thing, we won't be able to properly deal with any of them. Journalists should know: words matter.Permalink On twitter.com
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Also falling under the label "Fake News" petersterne/818479404380721152On twitter.com
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