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  MTurk pays in gift cards for Amazon.com. I'm guessing you missed that statement when you signed and/or assumed that it would automatically transfer to Amazon.uk. It does not. You will have to sign up for transfer.wise or hyperwallet. It's not a scam. I am a UK worker and I get paid in US Amazon vouchers - that's just the way that it is. Paying shipping and occasionally taxes for things is annoying but you can still order things from the US site. I've paid for most of my Christmas pressies with my Amazon gift balance.

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  2019 Following the viral spread of hoax political news in the lead-up to the 2016 US presidential election, it's been reported that at least some of the individuals publishing these stories made substantial sums of money-tens of thousands of US dollars-from their efforts. Whether or not such hoax stories are ultimately revealed to have had a persuasive impact on the electorate, they raise important normative questions about the underlying media infrastructures and industries-ad tech firms, programmatic advertising exchanges, etc.-that apparently created a lucrative incentive structure for "fake news" publishers. Legitimate ad-supported news organizations rely on the same infrastructure and industries for their livelihood. Thus, as traditional advertising subsidies for news have begun to collapse in the era of online advertising, it's important to understand how attempts to deal with for-profit hoaxes might simultaneously impact legitimate news organizations. Through 20 interviews with stakeholders in online advertising, this study looks at how the programmatic advertising industry understands "fake news," how it conceptualizes and grapples with the use of its tools by hoax publishers to generate revenue, and how its approach to the issue may ultimately contribute to reshaping the financial underpinnings of the digital journalism industry that depends on the same economic infrastructure.

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