More than a decade after Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher dramatizes Facebook’s rise with social networks, the new TV series will try to tell the story of a newer company history. Per deadline, anonymous and wiip content production companies, most famous for their work on Mr. Robot and Dickinson, working on a program titled Doomsday Machine, who will star in the winner Emmy twice Claire Foy as Coo Sheryl Sandberg.
Based on the top of the bad truth: in the Facebook battle to dominate, the deadline to report this series will cover everything starting from Facebook’s actions during the 2016 presidential election to newer revelations about his business. It includes recent reporting from the Wall Street Journal which shows Facebook for years running a program called XCheck, which has enabled high profile users, including former President Donald Trump, to capitalize on content moderation rules.
The announcement time came as a Facebook face increased the supervision of the federal parliamentarians. On Wednesday, Whistleblower Frances Haugen told Congress the Senate commercial committee must regulate social media giants. It also appeared after the company experienced hours of blackouts on October 4 which made people unable to access Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. After the incident, there was a new call from American Parliament members, including representatives of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, to break the company into smaller entities.