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___ Dead at Age ___ News ? How to Know If It?s Real

___ Dead at Age ___ News – How to Know If It’s Real

I’m getting really tired of reading fake ”___ dead at age ___”  news. It’s sad how this lousy thing has become one of the things the internet has brought about. Fake “___ dead at age ___” has degraded the value of truthful news broadcasting. Worst of all, it “kills” people – famous artists, stars, or celebrities. Yes you could say that bad publicity is still publicity, but saying that this certain person is dead even when he’s not is never a good thing.

Death should not be something to lie about. Those people who do this kind of lying are seriously sick in the head. I’m sorry but I’m just so sick of these fake “___ dead at age ___” news spreading throughout the web. It’s irritating. It blemishes the integrity of responsible news broadcasting, as writers and publishers earning online abuse this trend in “interesting” or “catchy” news to broadcast.

Most people usually turn to the entertainment section of a news page before anything else, that’s why “___ dead at age ___” news become widespread, attacking mostly personalities in the entertainment scene. That’s the number one hint that the “___ dead at age ___” news is probably fake – if the person broad casted to be dead is in the entertainment scene, or is recently famous or an artist making a lot of noise on TV or the internet. I don’t know, maybe people are just jealous of all the fame that these artists or personalities are making, or they really want them “dead” but all they could do is spread the gossip that they are dead. Okay, personal attacks through irresponsible news broadcasting- not a good thing.

Second hint to know if it’s real: Try google-ing the most searchable people on the internet. They are the easiest targets. If Justine Beiber is on the list, then he’s probably one of the “___ dead at age ___” news subjects. Yeah, if you are one of those people who want to take advantage of this fake news trend, target the most googled people today and your fake news will sure get hundreds of page views in just a day. And sure, you could say that it’s nothing personal. But bad news, most smart readers and internet surfers are already aware that your news is probably fake. Sometimes it’s just obvious – that your news just wants to join the bandwagon of fame of the artists you target.The culprit’s most common victims are the avid readers of entertainment news. 

It’s really sad now that a huge percentage of news on the internet is just fake – replacing noteworthy or newsworthy broadcasting.

Readers, if I were you, don’t write of even pass on the fake “___ dead at age ___” news even just for the sake of also victimizing other readers. Let the spread of these fake news stop. Boycott these kinds of news even. Clicking on fake headlines would be the biggest waste of your time.

(c) Ae Dechavez

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