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Milyun-milyong Pilipino ang nasa Facebook ngayon kung saan nagkalat ang mga pekeng balita o fake news at mga malisyosong impormasyon.

Filipinos lead the world in social media use: survey Isa umano sa mga halimbawa kung gaano na kalala ang problema sa fake news ay ang datos na isiniwalat ng computer programmer na si Carlos Nazareno sa isang forum sa Maynila.

Sa listahan ng Wikipedia, 59 umano ang naitalang fake news sites mula sa iba’t ibang bansa, kaunti kumpara sa 94 dito sa Pilipinas.

Kaya para sa ilan, dapat nang i-ban ng Facebook ang mga fake news accounts na nagpapakalat ng mga maling balita.

“[We must] get rid of all these trolls,” ani Nazareno.

Ban 'fake news' accounts, Facebook urged “We need to put a lot more pressure on Facebook, on Google, on Twitter to recognize that they have a responsibility,” ayon naman kay Peter Greste, dating correspondent ng Al Jazeera.

Journalist imprisoned in Egypt warns vs laws against fake news Sa parehong forum, ilang mga nasa industriya ng pamamahayag ang nagsabing may resposibilidad ang mga tagapagbalitang labanan ang pagkalat ng fake news sa bansa.

“We can't just do our job of news gathering and telling stories and leave the effort of finding solutions to others...It’s in the DNA of journalists to also fight this...and look at the bottom of why this is happening,” ayon kay Ging Reyes, pinuno ng ABS-CBN Integrated News and Current Affairs.

Ayon kay dating Education Secretary Armin Luistro, may mahalagang tungkulin din ang publiko para mapigilan ang pagkalat ng fake news.

"When you have a president who tells his troops to shoot female combatants in the vagina, followed by the logic that you shoot the vagina and they become useless, and you have an audience that applauds or, at the very least, keeps quiet, that is the basic architecture that allows fake news to become true, applauded, and valued,” ani Luistro.

Base sa isang pag-aaral, organisado ang pagpapakalat ng maling impormasyon sa Pilipinas na kinabibilangan ng mga tinatawag na “architects of networked disinformation.”

Regulation sought in fight vs ‘disinformation architects’ Pinangungunahan ito diumano ng mga advertising at PR strategists.

Isa sa mga panukala para sa media ay palakasin ang fact-checking.

Global fact checkers: keeping rulers at bay Dapat anilang tutukan din ang pinanggagalingan ng fake news ano man ang politika ng mga taong nasa likod nito.

Roque: Duterte administration not behind spread of ‘fake news’ --Ulat ni Christian Esguerra, ABS-CBN News

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fake and real news
Fake news is nothing new. But, what is new is how easy it's become to share information – both true and false – on a massive scale.

Social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn allow almost anyone to publish their thoughts or share stories to the world.

The trouble is, most people don't check the source of the material that they view online before they share it, which can lead to fake news spreading quickly or even "going viral."

At the same time, it's become harder to identify the source of news stories, particularly on the internet, which can make it difficult to assess their accuracy.

This has led to a flood of fake news. In fact, one study found that more than 25 percent of Americans visited a fake news website in a six-week period during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

But, not all fake news stories are found online. Co-workers who gossip by the water cooler and print publications that fail to check their facts, for example, are also guilty of spreading misinformation, even if inadvertently.

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