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Ruhle: Meta's fact-checking move has nothing to do with free speech

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Exactly four years after Mark Zuckerberg announced that Donald Trump would remain banned from posting on Facebook after the riots at the Capitol, his company announced that it would end fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram. Zuckerberg openly admitted the move was partially inspired by the recent election - so what's next for misinformation on social media? And what does this tell us about how big business is going to act during Trump's second term? Yael Eisenstat, Dan Nathan, and Vaughn

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