Marketing
May 15, 2024
Professor Richard Staelin found that requiring social media users to rate their posts as true or false may curb the spread of false information
With general elections looming in the United States and around the world, social platforms’ misinformation policies are back in the spotlight, especially in light of the reported downsizing of some teams that platforms had built to prevent the spread of false information, better known as “fake news.”
But given platforms’ hesitancy... read more
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