Twitter partners with Reuters and AP to boost curation efforts
The company says the effort will help it put credible information in front of users more frequently.
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Reuters joins Facebook's fact-checking program
The news agency has created a dedicated four-person team to verify posts on Facebook.
Facebook helped Reuters create an online course on identifying deepfakes
The social media giant is spending ‘six figures’ to make the course available globally.We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?
The Senate is considering extending EV tax credits
If it passes, new Tesla buyers can cash in on $7,500.
Symantec refuses Russia request for source code access
The worry is that Russia could potentially find security holes to exploit.
Lawmaker: Chile and Texas don't share a flag, y'all
A state representative is trying to end the emoji mix-up with a lighthearted resolution.
US investigating Friday's internet blackout as 'criminal act'
The government is looking to see if the recent internet outage was more than just a stunt.
How to watch tonight's US presidential debate
There's no shortage of online viewing options as Clinton and Trump square off.
Google's Project Ara modular phone is reportedly suspended
But the company could still license out the technology to other phonemakers.
BMW wants to build 'the most intelligent car'
Electric vehicles and autonomous driving are among a few of its pushes toward the future.
Report: France wants Google to pay $1.76 billion in back taxes
That's a whole lot more than the UK settled for.
China could be Apple Pay's 'largest' market
Assuming the company can convince people to switch from other established services, that is.
Samsung may launch its own phone upgrade program
Spoiler: it sounds a lot like Apple's.
Report: DOJ opens criminal investigation of Uber data breach
Reuters says the Department of Justice will investigate whether a Lyft employee was involved in the hack.
