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Tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Facebook are collaborating to fight COVID-19 misinformation by promoting authoritative content and sharing updates from health agencies. They met with the Trump administration to discuss these efforts. Meanwhile, Universal Pictures will release new movies on streaming platforms as theaters close, offering a 48-hour rental for $19.99. Additional news is available from Newsy.

Which companies are involved in the effort to combat COVID-19 misinformation?

• IBM, Intel, Cisco, Oracle

• Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Spotify

• Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn

• Tesla, SpaceX, Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic

What is the main focus of the tech companies' joint statement?

• Launching a new video conferencing tool

• Promoting authoritative content and updates from health agencies

• Creating a new search engine

• Developing new social media platforms

What was the purpose of the meeting between tech companies and the Trump administration?

• To discuss new technology innovations

• To announce a new government policy

• To plan a new social media campaign

• To strategize on fighting coronavirus misinformation

How is Universal Pictures adapting to the closure of movie theaters?

• By delaying all movie releases

• By releasing movies exclusively in theaters

• By streaming new releases on demand

• By canceling all upcoming movies

On which platforms will Universal Pictures' new releases be available?

• Amazon Prime Video and iTunes

• Netflix and Hulu

• Disney+ and HBO Max

• Peacock and Paramount+