How I prevent to make a fool of myself by not recognizing a fake news.

1. Factchecking on the
Internet

2. Or:

3. How I prevent to make
a fool of myself by not
recognizing a fake news

7. The 15-Minute Check

8. 4 C’s

9. Content

10. Context

11. Code

12. Contact

13. Okay, let’s summarize:
Content
Context
Code
Contact

14. again: Content

20. According to the UK’s Guardian newspaper,Tommaso De
Benedetti is an Italian schoolteacher, who has gone about
faking the identities of world leaders and news makers on
Twitter to fool editors and journalists into publishing false
stories. In an interview he gave with the paper in March of
this year, he explained some of his reasoning:
“Social media is the most unverifiable
information source in the world but the news
media believes it because of its need for speed,”
he said.
Credit : Guardian.co.uk

23. Context

25. Check the
environment!

26. namechk.com
Checks if a username or vanity url is still
available at dozens of popular Social
Networking and Social Bookmarking websites.

27. IceRocket.com
IceRocket is an Internet search
engine which specializes in real-time
search.

28. How about the
weather?

30. Code

31. Check the Exif Data
(Exchangeable Image File Format)
= Meta-Data

32. Contact

34. Let’s summarize again:
Content
Context
Code
Contact

35. Clear? Questions?
Thanks and credits for inspiration and the “15-Minuten-Check”
concept to Jan Eggers’ presentation at Netzwerk Recherche
Jahreskonferenz 2013: Quellencheck im Netz, published under a
Creative Commons BY-SA license