Awful Announcing
"This orange, racist turd without a subtlety in his body be able to just crush my industry with 'Fake News, Fake News!' as I see propaganda takeover and misinformation all over the internet."
"West" tweeted a 2016 photo as proof "Tennessee students have already began to get their spot" for ESPN's College GameDay.
"Fake news," a phrase exhausted by former president Donald Trump and his rabid supporters.
"We made a mistake."
A whole lot of verified accounts in multiple countries spread the false news that Raiola had died.
No, @NJDevills is not a trusted source of New Jersey Devils' news.
"There was the one report yesterday that this got so bad in practice going back two years ago that Chris Paul was making fun of Harden's manboobs in practice to the point where he broke down in tears and had to leave a couple of practices."
A fake reporter account that's been around since December got almost 10,000 likes for a false report of a Colgate player missing a flight, a report subsequently picked up by some CBS local sites. That report even fooled the player's mom.
Grncarov claimed to be a tennis star on the rise, one who'd recovered from a six-month coma and was set for big tournaments. But it doesn't look like that was true.
Will Facebook's surveys about "trusted" news outlets affect the visibility of those outlets' sports coverage? What about sports-only outlets?
Someone, for some reason, wants you to think Washington changed its name to the Redhawks.
Unverified Twitter strikes again.
King and Van Natta Jr. both retweeted the fake tweet, then deleted their retweets and apologized.
