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Social giant debuts Facebook Journalism Project

The company wants to fight the spread of fake news across its site

Facebook, Mark Zukerberg
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Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has previously said he considers Facebook a technology entity but the social network has faced more questions over the past 18 months about how what it shows on its site affects its roughly 1.8 bn members

Mike Isaac | NYT San Francisco
Facebook is increasingly owning up to its role as one of the world’s largest distributors of information by taking more responsibility for the millions of stories that flow through its site.

On Wednesday, the social network made its latest move to acknowledge that role by announcing the Facebook Journalism Project.

The effort calls for the company to forge deeper ties with publishers by collaborating on publishing tools and features before they are released. Facebook will also develop training programmes and tools for journalists to teach them how to better search its site to report on news and events. And Facebook

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