(U.S. News & World Report) Several American news outlets are considering legal action against the anonymous person or group that last week published a widely distributed list of alleged Russian propaganda outlets and “bona-fide ‘useful idiots’” of the Kremlin.
Online publications including the influential news-aggregating Drudge Report, the primary-source publisher WikiLeaks and news outlets of various leanings made “the list” hosted on the website PropOrNot.com.
The Washington Post leaned heavily on the anonymous group’s claims last week in an article reporting that “two teams of independent researchers” – including the Foreign Policy Research Institute and PropOrNot – had found a “Russian propaganda effort helped spread ‘fake news’” ahead of the recent presidential election.
from PropagandaGuard https://propagandaguard.wordpress.com/2016/12/01/websites-said-to-be-putin-linked-fake-news-consider-suit/
from WordPress https://toddmsiebert.wordpress.com/2016/11/30/websites-said-to-be-putin-linked-fake-news-consider-suit/
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