Facebook hits back at The New York Times, pointing out the ‘inaccuracies’ in its blockbuster report on leadership missteps

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  • An explosive New York Times report delved into how Facebook’s leadership dealt with scandals over the past few years.
  • Facebook published a blog post refuting elements of the report, such as Russian interference, political point-scoring, and Zuckerberg banning his executives from using iPhones.
  • Business Insider has broken down Facebook’s objections alongside the Times’ reporting.

Facebook inner workings were laid bare on Wednesday by a New York Times report that went into gory detail about how the social network’s leadership struggled to contend with a series of scandals.

Facebook on Thursday delivered a riposte in the form of a blog post, which listed the ways in which it claims the Times misrepresented the facts.

See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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