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Is Social Media Being Used to Spread MisInformation?

techvat.com — A few days ago, Rush Limbaugh called the soldiers fighting in Iraq - 'Phony Soldiers'. Media Matters quickly published a story on this and it was immediately picked up and submitted to social media sites, such as Digg and Propeller. But did Rush Limbaugh actually say that or was it misinterpreted by us Diggers?

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