Facebook will regulate satire posts
Seriously. Facebook plans to begin regulating satire posts on its social media platform.
Heh – social media teaches us we do not want to be able to read minds :)
Social media teaches us we do not want to be able to read people’s minds 🙂
Journalism: That was a tough analysis
“analysis of Johns Hopkins data”. How about just simple arithmetic?
Journalism: This really happened “Boeing 777 will struggle to maintain altitude once the fuel tanks are empty”
“Boeing 777 will struggle to maintain altitude once the fuel tanks are empty” – appears to have come from a convoluted interpretation of how the auto pilot works – but comes across as idiotic. This occurred in March of 2014.
Journalism: Was this intended as humor? :)
Some jokes just write themselves.
Journalism: A little duct tape, some Gorilla Glue and they should be good to go
Get a good laugh at this C-130 with a destroyed left wing and left engines – and the headline saying “no major damage”. Uh huh.
When propaganda does not stand the test of time
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman after the November 2016 election: “If the question is when markets will recover, a first-pass answer is never.” Today, all three major stock indices reached record levels.
Fake news: Too funny – Mark Zuckerberg – Dead at 32 – Denies Facebook has problem with Fake News
Too funny.
Humor: Politician didn’t realize that advertising is propaganda
Politician didn’t know that advertising is propaganda. Funny!
Snopes.com reorganizes itself into a parody of satire web sites
Snopes continues its war on satire.