Tech giants sorry for false news about Las Vegas gunman - BBC News
Google and Facebook Have Failed Us - The Atlantic
Facebook and Google help showcase Las Vegas fake news | Financial Times
Las Vegas Shooting: Google, Facebook, Twitter Fake News Spreads
Las Vegas shooting: How 4Chan, far-right trolls named the wrong man
How reports from 4chan on the Las Vegas shooting showed up on Google Top Stories | TechCrunch
Las Vegas shooting: Online forum 4Chan misidentifies suspect, calls him 'alt-left' | World News - Hindustan Times
Google algorithm fail puts 4chan's wrongly named Las Vegas gunman on top of search | Mashable
Misinformation Is the New Normal of Mass Shootings - POLITICO Magazine
Las Vegas Shooting: Facebook, Google Respond to Criticism | Fortune
Las Vegas shooting: Google spread stories on wrong suspect from 4chan
After the Las Vegas Mass Shooting, Watch Out For Hoaxes and Bad Info | WIRED
Facebook, Google fake news during Las Vegas shooting
Far-right trolls are falsely naming Geary Danley as the Las Vegas shooter - The Washington Post
Las Vegas shooting: How 4Chan, far-right trolls named the wrong man
Las Vegas shootings: Cranks and opportunists create fake news, but algorithms spread it - National | Globalnews.ca
Las Vegas: A Rant (Video 2017) - IMDb
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After the Las Vegas shooting, 4chan and propagandists spread fake news - Vox
Las Vegas shooting: Online forum 4Chan misidentifies suspect, calls him 'alt-left' | World News - Hindustan Times
Google algorithm fail puts 4chan's wrongly named Las Vegas gunman on top of search | Mashable
Google admits citing 4chan to spread fake Vegas shooter news | Ars Technica
Google algorithm fail puts 4chan's wrongly named Las Vegas gunman on top of search | Mashable
After Las Vegas Shooting, Fake News Regains Its Megaphone - The New York Times
Google Touts 4Chan Threads That Incorrectly Name Las Vegas Shooter
After Las Vegas shooting, Facebook and Google get the news wrong again | Engadget
