The document discusses seven takeaways for fact-checking organizations to remain relevant and effective in the future. It recommends that they experiment with new technologies, require reporters to have data journalism skills, focus on engaging users, collaborate with investigative non-profits, implement security protocols, emphasize accuracy over speed of reporting, and highlight great storytelling above all else.

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Source: International Fact-Checking Network at Poynter.

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Takeaways:
1) Experiment with new technologies.
2) Require reporters to become data journalists.
3) Focus on user engagement.
4) Collaborate with investigative non-profits.
5) Put security protocols in place.
6) Emphasize accuracy and ethics over speed.
7) Above all, highlight great storytelling.