
Here's How Google Sends Advertising Dollars to Fake News Sites

Special Report: Top brands are sending $2.6 billion to misinformation websites each year - NewsGuard
Matt Skibinskinewsguardtech.com

Media on the incumbent web is in crisis. It turns out that paying publishers for clicks, endless loops of “content” and ads, all served on platforms far beyond their maximum-viable scale is ideal for misinformation, disinformation and the decay of trust.
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Meanwhile, Google and Facebook created huge new ad businesses on the internet, that advertisers prefer, and some newspaper companies think that somehow or other they should get some of that money.
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