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there's more than a handful of things that actually did happen that Zuckerberg could have "turned around" on them. And he didn't. Don't you wonder why?
by mygo 9y ago
there's more than a handful of things that actually did happen that Zuckerberg could have "turned around" on them. And he didn't. Don't you wonder why?
- zie 9y agoNo, he is clearly in damage control mode, trying desperately to keep his monopoly without any major concessions. Will be interesting to see how that works out for him, probably fairly well I would guess.
- rhizome 9y agoReally? By my read Congress is begging him to do their jobs for them, asking the fox to design the henhouse.
- zie 9y agoIndeed, They want, Facebook to "fix itself" to some meaningful degree. Except Facebook has little desire for actual change, so like I said, I imagine very little in practice will change, just a lot more "yay we <3 privacy" spam from their PR department.
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- heurist 9y agoHe knows regulation is inevitable and upsetting politicians would put him in a worse lobbying position. I still wish he would have turned it around on them.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Don't you wonder why? No, his job at the hearing is to present an image of a corporate leader detached from the political fray, and specifically not to provide any fuel to any possible partisan political fire, which cannot possibly help him at this point.