Credibility Schema Working Group

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The document is an agenda for the Credibility Schema Working Group meeting in June 2017. It was presented by Stuart Myles, the Director of Information Management at AP and Chairman of the Board for IPTC. The agenda includes an introduction of Myles and announcements for an upcoming IPTC conference in Barcelona in November 2017.

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Credibility Schema Working Group
June 2017
Stuart Myles
Director of Information Management, AP
Chairman of the Board, IPTC
www.ap.org
@smyles

Credibility Schema Working Group
AP Severs Ties with Photographer who Altered Work
https://www.ap.org/ap-in-the-news/2014/ap-severs-ties-with-photographer-who-altered-work
AP Sweets
https://flic.kr/p/ec56Pa
The Art of Social Media
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FCC Fake News Badges
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Harbour
https://flic.kr/p/Tt99Bs
Barcelona
https://flic.kr/p/kAXGfC
@smyles

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