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May be. However lawmakers don’t roast oil execs. It seems to me like there is a lot of kabuki theater here and if law makers want to do something to improve soc
by thetruthseeker1 8y ago
May be. However lawmakers don’t roast oil execs. It seems to me like there is a lot of kabuki theater here and if law makers want to do something to improve social media, there are better ways to get Zuckerberg to co-operate than this method
- black_puppydog 8y agoIMHO the situation where a whole country, let alone the rest of the world, even needs Mr Zuckerberg's cooperation to keep functioning in a democratic way, is in itself the problem. I want him and his company in a position where his cooperation/non-cooperation are a nuisance at most, irrelevant at best.
- rusk 8y ago> there are better ways to get Zuckerberg to co-operate I think you misspelled "compell". Regulatory compliance is not a matter of cooperation.
- thetruthseeker1 8y agoI don’t think the requirement that the CEO appear in a public deposition is part regulatory compliance( usually good faith). If Facebook is not in regulatory compliance, I am sure they will be fined millions.
- xianb 8y agoprobably need to be fined billions to get them to take it seriously