11. February 2020 at 22:45

AFP will fact-check Facebook content in Slovakia

Facebook has more than 50 fact-checking partners worldwide.

Guido Buelow Guido Buelow (source: Facebook)
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Misinformation and hoaxes on the Slovak version of Facebook will be less visible and eventually removed.

Facebook has announced that Agence France Presse (AFP) will fact-check social media content in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

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“The fight against fake news is a commitment that we take very seriously,” said Guido Buelow, Facebook’s strategic partner development manager for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

It is not the first time Facebook will cooperate with AFP as the agency, and its journalists are the company’s key fact-checking partners, he added.

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