Proud to be supporting @NewsLitProject, @CommonSense and @opge to help students develop strong critical thinking skills and be better informed citizens. https://t.co/2PKjEWHeLD

— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) March 19, 2019

Surprisingly little information is presented in this press release about the media literacy initiative from @apple @commonsense @NewsLitProject @opge What are the goals? What actions will be taken? How much money was granted? Who will benefit? https://t.co/ygECCOqSjW

— Renee Hobbs (@reneehobbs) March 20, 2019

“We’ve been impressed by the important work being done by the News Literacy Project, Common Sense and Osservatorio, empowering young people to be active and engaged citizens.” - ⁦@tim_cook⁩ announcing grants to ⁦@NewsLitProject⁩ & 2 other orgs. https://t.co/9Xb31cCjkU

— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) March 19, 2019

Apple teams with@commonsense and other media literacy programs in the US and Europe to Encourage Critical Thinking and Empower Students to be Better Informed https://t.co/1SE1pftQpV

— Merve Lapus? (@molapus) March 20, 2019

Smart move on the part of @Apple...would be great to see other tech companies jump on board and do the same #smarthome #smarthouse @NewsLitProjecthttps://t.co/MfSMJ4TbSV

— Mark Vena (@MarkVenaTechGuy) March 20, 2019

Apple teams with media literacy programs in the US and Europe including @NewsLitProject https://t.co/r9GC6xTgIr

— Damaso Reyes (@damasoreyes) March 19, 2019

So this happened today... a partnership between @CommonSense and @Apple https://t.co/JFVLTXWAIJ #media #news #literacy

— Ilana Lowery (@LoweryInk) March 19, 2019

This is an important project. Develop critical thinking around reading the news. https://t.co/NVTalhWcs5

— Bena Kallick (@benakallick) March 20, 2019

Apple steps into journalism funding arena with focus on news literacy. Beneficiaries: @NewsLitProject, Common Sense, Osservatorio Permanente Giovani-Editori. Involved on some level in all three so I'm happy for them. Look forward to hearing more detail. https://t.co/rcunbeLeqD

— Vivian Schiller (@vivian) March 19, 2019

As a teacher who uses NLP resources & board member, thank you Apple for your new media literacy initiative and support for the @NewsLitProject . “We’ve been impressed by the important work being done by the News Literacy Project” Tim Cook, Apple CEO. https://t.co/UkGofKuH1x pic.twitter.com/yLIUhICNIS

— Ms. Ramos (@ramosclass) March 19, 2019

After @Facebook, now @Apple's turn to fund media literacy programs in the US and Europe with ⁦@NewsLitProject⁩ et al https://t.co/1MoxVn9eYr

— Raju Narisetti (@raju) March 20, 2019

Apple teams with media literacy programs in the US and Europe - New Initiative to Encourage Critical Thinking and Empower Students to be Better Informedhttps://t.co/WwDoxpVwm5

— Ismael Nafría (@ismaelnafria) March 20, 2019

From Apple's announcement of its new initiative: “News literacy is vital to sustaining a free press and thriving democracy, and we are proud to be collaborating with organizations on the front lines of this effort,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO. More at https://t.co/o9QAFFE47D

— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) March 19, 2019

Battle against fake news comes as Apple preps to become publishing titan https://t.co/fNLLcqVBdL by @lukedormehl pic.twitter.com/ewHiJRzxc8

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) March 20, 2019

⁦@AppleEDU⁩ backing three media literacy programs to combat fake news in the US and Europe. Saw a few people sharing this yesterday. Exciting stuff #AppleEDUChat #iPad4EDU https://t.co/w3KpTJQ6YT

— ?????? ℂ?????  (@mcoutts81) March 20, 2019

Apple backing three media literacy programs to combat #fakenews in the US and Europe https://t.co/isuyfQPRSx via @apollozac

— Brian Solis (@briansolis) March 20, 2019

디지털 시대를 사는 우리도 코딩교육에 들이는 열정 반만이라도 리터러시 교육에 신경 써야겠습니다. ‘기레기’라고 혐오하는 건 쉬워도, 그래서 무슨 저널리즘을 어떻게 만들어갈지 이야기 안 하면 제4부를 잃고 말아요. https://t.co/VAtxQv5rQ5

— Goodhyun 김국현 (@goodhyun) March 21, 2019

New Initiative to Encourage Critical Thinking and Empower Students to be Better Informed by @AppleEDU & @CommonSenseEd https://t.co/qtkpQgca9l pic.twitter.com/3pmUlaWqAQ

— Satyendra Arora (@SatArora) March 21, 2019

Apple teams with media literacy programs in the US and Europe - Apple https://t.co/Aeyam8lKrz

— Edward Ferguson (@EdwardFerguson_) March 20, 2019

ICYMI - Battle against fake news comes as Apple preps to become publishing titan https://t.co/fNLLcqVBdL by @lukedormehl

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) March 21, 2019

ICYMI: Battle against fake news comes as Apple preps to become publishing titan https://t.co/fNLLcqVBdL by @lukedormehl pic.twitter.com/1FQetqVymU

— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) March 21, 2019