| New York Times 1 trending video on YouTube featured David Hogg, a survivor of the massacre last week at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. The caption claimed, falsely, that Mr. Hogg, 17, was not a student, but an “actor.” The video, originally … ‘Crisis actors’ YouTube video removed after it tops ‘trending’ videosUSA TODAY YouTube’s trending section shows it has a fake news problem, tooEngadget YouTube Says It Mistakenly Promoted a Conspiratorial Video on Florida ShootingWall Street Journal WIRED –Mashable all 144 news articles |
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