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The study does not consider Twitter users who may have seen the original tweets with false news and ignored them. (Photo: AP)

Active Twitter users most likely to spread 'fake news': study

The study does not consider Twitter users who may have seen the original tweets with false news and ignored them.

13 May 2018 9:04 PM


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