BBC and some of the biggest names in journalism and technology have come together and announced series of measures to tackle "fake news".
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Major publishers, Google, Twitter and Facebook have helped devise the scheme. It follows criticism of big technology firms for failing to do enough to prevent the spread of "false news".
Earlier this summer, the BBC convened a Trusted News Summit, bringing together senior figures from major global technology firms and publishing to help tackle the problem.
The group drew-up new plans including:
Early warning system: creating a system so that organisations can alert each other rapidly when they discover disinformation that threatens human life or disrupts democracy during elections.
Media education: a joint online media education campaign to support and promote media education messages.
Voter information: co-operation on civic information around elections, so there is a common way to explain how and where to vote.
Shared learning: particularly around high-profile elections.
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