1-in-10 say ISPs should play a role identifying ‘fake news’: survey
Brief | 11/28/2018 2:21 pm EST
There’s a lack of consensus over who should help Canadians determine what counts as ‘fake news’, but the government, non-profits and internet service providers (ISPs) are the most likely suspects, according to polling done for the federal government this fall.
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