Hoaxes and bad information are circulating online in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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People really liked what they thought were Morgan Freeman's words of wisdom on the media and its coverage of the Newtown shooting. The question now: Will they still like them knowing that Freeman didn't actually say them? 
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A touching story that that captivated the sports world last fall was an elaborate social media-fueled hoax involving Notre Dame star Manti Te'o.
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Turns out this photo of a teenaged Mitt Romney doing his best Liberace impersonation in front of his buddies is a fabrication, but judging by how it's proliferated across Twitter and Facebook, some people are all too eager to believe it.
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