Nir Grinberg|Kenneth Joseph|Lisa Friedland|Briony Swire?Thompson|David Lazer
Fake news on Twitter during the 2016 U.S. presidential election
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finding facts fake news proliferation fake news 2016 election cycle grinberg et al analyzed twitter data matching twitter accounts specific voters determine exposed fake news spread fake news fake news interacted factual news see perspective ruths fake news accounted nearly 6 news consumption heavily concentratedonly 1 users exposed 80 fake news 01 users responsible sharing 80 fake news interestingly fake news concentrated among conservative voters science issue p 374 see also p 348