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B . C . woman thesis examines wildfire misinformation amid Meta news ban
reddeeradvocate.com · Canada
A B.C. woman's thesis is exploring misinformation related to wildfires, especially in the context of Meta's news ban. This research examines the impact of social media policies on information dissemination during crises.
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