Twitter partners with AP, Reuters to battle misinformation on its site

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Twitter partners with AP, Reuters to battle misinformation on its site

To more quickly provide credible information.

Twitter will partner with the Associated Press and Reuters to more quickly provide credible information on the social networking site as part of an effort to fight the spread of misinformation. Like other social media companies, the San Francisco-based firm has been under pressure to remove ...

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