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It's Tuesday, November 15th, 2016, from slate It's the Just I Might Pascale. In the news,

a horse in Iowa made a dashing bolt out of his barn to warn neighbors that his owner had

been using undocumented grooms. The owner attempted to secure the horses enclosure, but

it was too late. The news was out. I know because I read that news story on Facebook.

Alright, I will admit it didn't happen. It was fake news. But in actual closing the

barn door after the horse makes a run for it news, Google and Facebook have agreed to crack

down on fake news sites by robbing them of add dollars. The two internet behemoths, they're

the second and seventh largest companies of any size in the US. They're acknowledging

that this phenomenon is a problem. It's not enough to turn back time. And who knows

how persuasive fake news was to voters. But Google and Facebook are acting on this because

there is a backlash. But as with a racehorse, going to the lashes usually of no use after

the race has been run. Now, Facebook's crackdown on fake news will not include forcing you

to post a picture from the last five years or taken from an actual angle that an actual

person might ever adopt while gazing upon you. But in all seriousness, the add crackdown

will only go so far. Presumably many purveyors of fake news do not have as their motive, the

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