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Strategies for knowing what's true
Learn the types of false news stories and how to spot them
Read the bylines - are the authors listed? Credentialed?
Use fact-checking sites
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Laterally read: look for other sources that report on and either disagree with or corroborate the story
Do some background reading about the news source/organization
See if you can find editorial standards for the source
Key Questions for Decoding - Project Look Sharp
Which questions from this document do you think would especially apply to News Media?
Key Questions for Decoding (from Project Look Sharp)
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