The Thai government wants to fight fake news

Bulletin

22. 8. 2019

Proany kind of fake news needs to be fought. In Thailand, they are keenly aware of this and are therefore proposing that technology companies set up fact-checking centres in each of the 10 countries in Southeast Asia. The centres would help to flag and remove such news more quickly, not just from social media. This intention was announced by Takorn Tantasith, secretary-general of Thailand's National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission, after a meeting with representatives of technology companies such as Facebook, Amazon and Netflix.

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Jokul

22. 8. 2019 22:43

So here we are miniThe truth is out there. Orwell would be horrified.

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