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Google News will begin labeling "fact-checking" articles that appear major news story clusters. Richard Gingras, the "Head of News" at Google, writes that Google News will check for schema.org ClaimReview markup:
Over the last several years, fact checking has come into its own. Led by organizations like the International Fact-Checking Network, rigorous fact checks are now conducted by more than 100 active sites, according to the Duke University Reporter's Lab. They collectively produce many thousands of fact-checks a year, examining claims around urban legends, politics, health, and the media itself.
In the seven years since we started labeling types of articles in Google News (e.g., In-Depth, Opinion, Wikipedia), we've heard that many readers enjoy having easy access to a diverse range of content types. Earlier this year, we added a "Local Source" Tag to highlight local coverage of major stories. Today, we're adding another new tag, "Fact check," to help readers find fact checking in large news stories. You'll see the tagged articles in the expanded story box on news.google.com and in the Google News & Weather iOS and Android apps, starting with the U.S. and the U.K.
TechCrunch notes that "The Schema community builds markups for structured data on the internet. The group is sponsored by Google but also has support from Microsoft, Yahoo and Yandex."
(Score: 2) by Runaway1956 on Sunday October 16 2016, @06:33AM
None of the members of my household are members of any political party, unless "independent" actually counts as a party. No member of my family has tossed money to a party, and few of us have donated to any candidates. Those candidates who have recieved money from my family have been mostly independent, or if they were members of a party, they acted independent. Each and every member of my family has been taught to think for themselves. More, you might say that their thinking has been "tainted" by my own thinking. This goes for my immediate family, as well as my extended family.
That CERTAINLY doesn't mean that we all think alike. For instance, the reasons that I hate Clinton don't really figure in to my wife's reasons for hating Clinton. My reasons for despising Trump are not my wife's reasons. We do agree that we are going to be humped, no matter which of them wins.
Think outside the box, Grasshopper. Both of the Ryans are members of the Ruling Class, and it doesn't matter which party's livery they might wear in public. They answer to the same masters.