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Our social media news feeds are designed to be a source of news, information, entertainment and other thoughts and ideas. Many people share website links or infographics on a variety of topics on their personal social media pages to inform others and engage in conversation. Add to the mix of content, the speed and the high volume of online shares, our news feeds can be overwhelming and confusing at times. When online resources are shared, this can add even more challenges. It’s not always easy to tell what links and news sources are reliable and sound. Here’s a simple guide…
