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Why Do Some Bloggers Spread Fake News?
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[QUOTE="Yusra3, post: 334122, member: 31907"] Some bloggers knowingly spread fake news to increase site traffic, amplify political agendas, monetize clicks with ads, undermine opponents, promote distrust in institutions for influence, or validate beliefs of niche groups. Highly emotional fake content fuels user engagement. For sites relying on digital ads, the key metric is impressions rather than accuracy. Spreading misinformation, whether intentionally deceptive or not fact-checking for confirmation bias, unfortunately achieves blogger's goals of self-promotion and income. [/QUOTE]
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