Caitlin BaldwinFacebook will start putting a label on content from state-run media outlets, particularly outlets from China and Russia.
Some of those state-controlled outlets include Russia Today, Sputnik, and the People’s Daily. Outlets like the BBC that are funded by the government but run independently would not get a warning label.
Facebook's head of security policy told CNN that the goal is to let users know who is behind a post and what motivation that outlet has.
Facebook says its next step is to block state-controlled media outlets from running ads in the U.S. by this summer. It's a move aimed at preventing foreign interference in the 2020 presidential election.
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