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Otwoo in the media: reading the historical list

The archive preserves a list of coverage about fake-news detection research. It is a research trail rather than a list of partners.

What the page collected

The list included media outlets and university channels referring to USP and UFSCar research. It helps document public coverage of the 2018 announcement. Inclusion in the list does not establish institutional endorsement or a commercial relationship with the current Otwoo edition.

Return to the document, not just the outlet

A press page is a secondary index. Checking should return to the identified article, verify its date and separate what a study proposed from what it measured. The NILC-FakeNews context and university references preserved in this edition provide a route for that reading.

Preserve without inventing endorsements

Media logos have not been turned into a partner strip. Older addresses may have changed domain or path. The inventory retains the source documents; this edition’s selected references should be read with their dates rather than as a present-day test of the bot.

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Source and reconstruction

Found in the archive: Common Crawl WARC, captured on 2021-01-21 (UTC). Original document: https://otwoo.com.br/?page_id=279. A capture date is not a publication date. This page is a new editorial reconstruction; it does not reproduce the original wording.

Inspect the original title, capture, WARC reference and verified hashes. Return to the Otwoo archive.

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Sources and references
  1. otwoo.app · source 1 ↗