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Concerns Regarding Fake News On The Rise After Diplomat Suicide

Brian Hioe09/19/2018

Concerns regarding fake news are on the rise in Taiwan, particularly regarding fake news of Chinese origin generated by content farms. Increased attention to the issue of fake news comes after several recent incidents, including an influx of suspicious users to Taiwan’s largest Internet forum and the suicide of a Taiwanese diplomat in Japan...

Cross StraitEnglishInternationalSeptember 20186 min read

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