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The document discusses how Twitter is changing how news and information is shared and verified. It explores ideas around the "wisdom of crowds" and how distributed knowledge on social media can both spread truths and rumors. Some key challenges discussed include determining the reliability of information on social media and how companies should respond to false rumors.
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