Did anyone else watch the Bloomberg video posted yesterday about technology in Russia[0]? On how VK (Russia's Facebook) has had its CEO replaced twice (once dir

Did anyone else watch the Bloomberg video posted yesterday about technology in Russia[0]? On how VK (Russia's Facebook) has had its CEO replaced twice (once directly, second time by removing its new owner, mail.ru's CEO) due to political pressure and censorship. It seems to me this is entirely something to be concerned about when it comes to censorship and state controlled media. This is very much to appease the likes of China and Russia, it will also benefit places such as the USA where Facebook doesn't want to make those in control look bad (police, elected officials, oligarchs, autocrats etc). It's bad for business to be against the rulers, and Facebook has to contend with a lot of different rulers if it want to expand throughout the world. A benign, bland shade of beige that everyone buys into and is inoffensive, is more likely to be appreciated by rulers and advertisers—just look at network television. [0] https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-hello-world-russia/?cmpid=BBD113016_BIZ https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2016-hello-world-russia/?...