And, because algorithms are not perfect, they repeatedly goofed up, allowing fake news stories to spread across the network by highlighting factually inaccurate links that were going viral as well as other inappropriate content.
"It is a challenge unlike just about any other in our business," Mr. Kronish said, "when you're being asked to write dramatic scenes but you're constricted by what is factually workable".
"The statement made today by Rhonda Miller is not factually correct," he said.
Lost in the debate is the lack of a demonstrable need for such rules, as validated by a rigorous and factually sound cost-benefit analysis.
The evolving threat is at once both severe, yet partly unpredictable; opaque, but worse yet, accompanied by a masquerade of factually dubious prejudices.
His objections -- all of which turned out to be factually false, by the way -- each led to a minor skirmish, ending with him begrudgingly agreeing to do me a favor and accept the shipment -- but just this once.
Not when the film is going to be dismissed as factually inaccurate by key associates of your subject who are also important thought leaders for what has to be much if not most of your target audience.
Though England was not officially at war against Spain, Queen Elizabeth I was playing a complex diplomatic role to keep the Dutch revolt alive, and this included sending troops to the Netherlands under the guise of "volunteers", but factually maintained by the English crown.
You may recall that the last time Republicans fought an increase in the debt limit, the economy teetered and America's credit rating was actually factually downgraded by Standard and Poor's for the first time, mostly because of the political sparring, not the state of our economy.
