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French election

French election

Alt-right messaging ineffective in influencing French presidential elections

While coordinated online campaigns using memes, hashtags and fake news played a major role in the US elections, same methods have failed to take flight in France.

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Teemu Henriksson

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2017-05-05 14:20

Fact-check collaboration launches in France

Called CrossChek, the cooperative journalism project aims to fight misinformation, focusing initially on the French presidential elections.

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Teemu Henriksson

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2017-03-01 13:02

Facebook brings its fight against fake news to France

Expanding from the US and Germany, the social network is collaborating with eight French news publishers to combat against fake news on the platform. 

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Teemu Henriksson

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2017-02-06 14:48

New fact-check projects for French election could help boost trust in media

The presidential election in France could serve as an opportunity to restore trust in media, as a new study reveals the majority of readers is counting on news outlets to supply them with verified information. And news organisations across the country are gearing up to do just that.

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Simone Flueckiger

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2017-02-03 16:03

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