If "fake news" sites tipped the 2016 U.S. presidential election in the wrong direction, we need to be vigilant to make sure that the next four years (and beyond) are not further manipulated.
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Her announcement on Sunday afternoon seemed to stop a nation of tweeting political obsessives in their tracks. 
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“Trump leveraged a perfect storm,” said Steve Case, the founder of AOL, in an email message. “A combo of social media (big following), brand (celebrity figure), creativity (pithy tweets), speed/timeliness (dominating news cycles).”
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Hillary Clinton joined Twitter last week and winked at the speculation she may run in 2016 with a self-deprecating bio decribing herself in part as a "hair icon" and "pantsuit aficionado" as well as a "glass ceiling cracker" with a future "TBD". Yes, this is the real deal. It's really the former First Lady of the US (and Arkansas), Senator, 2008 Presidential hopeful and Secretary State, not some mock account. Follow @HillaryClinton.
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