According to the story, Theranos' novel system for blood analysis, called Edison, was only being used to analyze a small fraction of blood samples at the end of last year and some employees doubted its accuracy.
As to the latitude claimed, the reason for doubting its accuracy was that after 3 January all computations of position were based on dead reckoning; that is, on course, speed and elapsed time.
Asked what he thinks of "the WikiLeaks movie," Assange snorts that it's more like "the anti-WikiLeaks movie," bashes the books it's based on and casts imperious doubt on its accuracy.
Update: The FBI has now released an official statement saying it has "grave concerns" about the memo and casting doubt upon its accuracy.
It will be interesting to see whether May and Hunt keep using the £10bn figure, given the widespread doubt about its accuracy.
The story's partisan source casts some doubt on its accuracy.
It is a demanding standard, effectively requiring plaintiffs to show that editors knew a story was false, or had serious doubts about its accuracy, and published it anyway.
Doubts about its accuracy are widespread.
As Neil Barofsky, former inspector general for TARP, and others have noted, by using Libor, the Fed and Treasury rubber-stamped that rate as a lending benchmark, despite widespread doubts about its accuracy.
A few days later, a spokeswoman for Hayes, although telling the Charlotte Observer she had no reason to doubt the accuracy of the quotes, added, "It's interesting how these bloggers can distort the news".
