Facebook trustworthiness ratings boost ‘Fake News Award’ winner


  • TECH
  • Monday, 22 Jan 2018

Notwithstanding the president

Facebook Inc’s plan to rank news sources by their trustworthiness boosted the shares of New York Times Co – one of the top winners in President Donald Trump’s “Fake News Awards.” 

The publisher’s shares jumped 8.4% to US$21.90 (RM86.30), the highest price in more than a decade, after Facebook chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg announced the plan in a post Jan 19. The social network will survey users on whether they’re familiar with a news source and whether they the trust the outlet, Zuckerberg said. 

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