Google has ******* the term 'fake news' from its advertiser rules
 

Google has ******* the term 'fake news' from its advertiser rules
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Google ** longer uses the term "fake news" in its advertising policy.

The company has quietly erased the only explicit mention of the phrase from the rules for its AdSense platform. This comes just months after it an**unced that it would ** longer serve ads to sites that traffic in misinformation.

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The language was ******* from a section of the "prohibited content" guide in which the company gives examples of potential rule violations. A **w-deleted sentence had described "deceptively presenting fake news articles as real" as one possible scenario. *** Read more...

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