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🗞️How an Editor’s Note on Kate Middleton’s Video Fueled Conspiracy Theories

🏷️ Rumors and Misinformation 🏷️ News and News Media 🏷️ Getty Images 🏷️ Catherine, Princess of Wales 🏷️ British Broadcasting Corp 🏷️ Associated Press 🏷️ Royal Families

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How an Editor’s Note on Kate Middleton’s Video Fueled Conspiracy Theories

2024-04-04 - Isabella Kwai (from NYT - Europe)

A routine Getty Images caption beside the Princess of Wales’s cancer announcement has fanned disinformation about her. Researchers say there is no evidence that the video is fake.

[USA] 🌎 https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/04/world/europe/kate-middleton-video-getty-conspiracy.html

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Title: How an Editor’s Note on Kate Middleton’s Video Fueled Conspiracy Theories
Summary: A routine Getty Images caption beside the Princess of Wales’s cancer announcement has fanned disinformation about her. Researchers say there is no evidence that the video is fake.

Author: Isabella Kwai
PublishedDate: 2024-04-04
Category: USA
NewsPaper: NYT - Europe
Tags: Rumors and Misinformation, News and News Media, Getty Images, Catherine, Princess of Wales, British Broadcasting Corp, Associated Press, Royal Families

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