In a concerted fight against online misinformation, 20 leading news organizations have joined the Trust Project’s efforts to increase transparency and trust in the news media, extending the reach of ...

It’s hard to know what to trust in the era of fake news. A group of media publishers and tech giants hope that it’s about to become a bit easier through the introduction of “Trust Indicators” on their ...

Facebook’s latest attempt at fighting fake news is through ‘Trust Indicators’ and joining a collaborative effort with the Trust Project. In a recent announcement the company introduced Trust ...

Since the explosion of fake news that some say swayed the 2016 presidential election, social media companies have increasingly cracked down on fabricated news and robo-accounts in an effort to rebuild ...

In light of criticism over “fake news” posts on social media, Google, Facebook and Twitter announced earlier this month that they will start mark content with “trust indicators” to help users become ...

A group of well-known news publishers, including The Washington Post, The Globe and Mail, and The Economist, are launching a new set of transparency standards designed to help people easily determine ...

Rocky Mountain PBS and the Midwest Newsroom have partnered with the Trust Project, a consortium of news organizations that adopt shared standards for transparency, accuracy and ethics in journalism.

The Trust Indicators, developed by the Center-hosted Trust Project network to help readers identify quality journalism, are one of the sources being used by NewsGuard Technologies for a new product to ...

Facebook really wants you to trust that the news stories you see on your News Feed are true. To that end, it announced a new initiative today, what it calls “trust indicators.” Trust indicators aren’t ...

Mar. 18, 2020 (Boston) – Fake local news sites and frightening headlines about the coronavirus can leave readers and viewers struggling to tell the difference between fact and fiction; between fair, ...