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Lack Of Diversity In Tech Makes It Difficult To Override Russian Fake News

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We Asked 1,000 People What Happened Last Monday. Here's What They Said.

Americans are divided on where they turn for news, how closely they follow current events and whether they trust the media. It shows.
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Google Grants $1 Million To Non-Profit To Bring More Black Boys To Tech

The funds will help The Hidden Genius Project reach more youth.
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Taking Steps To Reduce Foreign Social Media Meddling In Our Elections

Facebook admits the number of people exposed to manipulative Russian antics ballooned to about 126 million.
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Bruce Bartlett on Stopping Fake News in Its Tracks

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Senators Hammer Facebook, Google, Twitter Over Foreign Influence In Elections

In a hearing, senators from both parties questioned whether the companies were too powerful.
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Congress Holds Hearings On Online Political Ads

Members of both legislative bodies are advocating for bills requiring more transparency in internet advertisement.
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Lawmakers To Grill Silicon Valley Execs On Russian Election Meddling

The executives will be questioned on how Russia allegedly used their services to try to sway the 2016 election.
By David Ingram, Reuters

Can You Spot What's Wrong With Google's Cheeseburger Emoji?

"What are we? Heathens?"
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Key Google Searches Only Showed Republican Candidate In Montana House Special Election

And the glitch wasn't easy to fix, the Democrat's campaign discovered.
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