I'm not a fan of the expansion of the concept of "fake news" to include any story a subject thinks was not fair.
There are stories that were completely made up by Estonian teenagers, with no connection to facts at all, which were widely republished and shared. That's the "fake news" problem.
The problem of journalists misrepresenting a company (either by mistake or on purpose) is as old as the hills. It was as true back when the media was widely trusted, as it is now.
There are stories that were completely made up by Estonian teenagers, with no connection to facts at all, which were widely republished and shared. That's the "fake news" problem.
The problem of journalists misrepresenting a company (either by mistake or on purpose) is as old as the hills. It was as true back when the media was widely trusted, as it is now.