The Wall Street Journal takes aim at social media ‘noise’ in new ad campaign
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You’d think we know better, but it’s telling that today’s newspapers need to remind us there’s a difference between a meme or an ad we see on Facebook versus a well-sourced news article.
“You’d think we know better, but it’s telling that today’s newspapers need to remind us there’s a difference between a meme or an ad we see on Facebook versus a well-sourced news article.”Source
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