<p>It's high time we stop scripting success of fake and dubious media by accepting the false facts they produce just to please a few names in power, politics, or crime. </p>

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            <span dir="ltr">Can somebody from @Inshorts comment what quality measures are taken to ensure the sanctity of content produced?</span>
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How Inshorts can publish bluff and fake news? The original source doesn't say what Inshorts news is saying. It's a recent news about Zepto. Zepto is live...

Jaideep Khanduja on LinkedIn: #media #publishing #fakenews

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