Friend, the question is about advertising companies that put false information on google, and promise income or any other misleading factor where many internet users have been fooled a long time, for something that is not relevant.
Thanks for clarification. The term 'fake news' is confusing as the context and the source link is missing in your post. Especially recently, calling fake news is a hot topic (wikileaks, buzzfeed, CNN, Trump, etc.) and stands for something much larger than crooked ad companies generating click-bait for profit.
Friend, the question is about advertising companies that put false information on google, and promise income or any other misleading factor where many internet users have been fooled a long time, for something that is not relevant.
Thanks for clarification. The term 'fake news' is confusing as the context and the source link is missing in your post. Especially recently, calling fake news is a hot topic (wikileaks, buzzfeed, CNN, Trump, etc.) and stands for something much larger than crooked ad companies generating click-bait for profit.
boa tarde este é o link de origem:http://g1.globo.com/tecnologia/noticia/google-bane-200-sites-de-seu-servico-de-publicidade-em-combate-a-noticias-falsas.ghtml
Good afternoon I sent you the link to the information source.