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The Georgia State Capitol building in Atlanta, ornamented with gold leaf from Dahlonega, Ga., in a file photo. (Mary Silver/The Epoch Times) The Georgia State House will hold a hearing on election issues on Thursday. The hearing comes after two senate committees held hearings last week on alleged …
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YouTube released an official notice saying that they will no longer allow people to publish videos about “widespread voter fraud” on their platform, while doing its part to connect people with what it considered “authoritative information.” Facts Matter is an Epoch Times show available on YouTube. …
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Google/YouTube didn’t try to be subtle. It announced on Wednesday that it would delete any videos that so much as mentioned the word “fraud” in connection with Joe Biden’s patently fraudulently ascension to the top of the ticket in the days after the November 3 election. The implications of this …
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Hours after Margaret Keenan, a 90-year-old grandmother from the United Kingdom, became the first person to get the COVID-19 vaccine, anti-vaxxers claimed she didn’t exist, that she was dead and that she was part of a Bill Gates scheme to implant microchips. A USA TODAY analysis of one popular tweet …
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Youtube announced on Dec. 9 that the company will immediately start removing content alleging “widespread fraud or errors” took place in this year’s presidential election. Experts say the move is unprecedented in its scope and warned such censorship could trickle into every other major platform. In …
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Social media posts containing vaccine misinformation not only have increased since the pandemic began, they’re more likely to coexist alongside less extreme content, effectively normalizing them and possibly delaying wider acceptance of a COVID-19 vaccine, experts told ABC News.Analysts with …
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The company in recent months has taken steps to label election-related posts and direct users to “authoritative news sources” regarding the outcome, but stopped short of outright banning unsubstantiated claims of a rigged election. YouTube said it would begin enforcing the policy now that the …
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YouTube on Wednesday announced changes to how it handles videos about the 2020 presidential election, saying it would remove new videos that mislead people by claiming that widespread fraud or errors influenced the outcome of the election. The company said it was making the change because Tuesday …
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YouTube on Wednesday announced changes to how it handles videos about the 2020 presidential election, saying it would remove new videos that mislead people by claiming that widespread fraud or errors influenced the outcome of the election. The company said it was making the change because Tuesday …
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(WPTA21) – Video-sharing giant YouTube on Wednesday announced it will begin removing videos that contain disinformation regarding the recent election — but only those posted from this time forward. Videos posted before Wednesday will remain avaialable. The company announced its policy on a page …
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