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The guy deserves it. He created a tool that a lot of people find very useful. I don't use it myself but I recognize how valuable it is to others. I still haven
by bryanwb 16y ago
The guy deserves it. He created a tool that a lot of people find very useful. I don't use it myself but I recognize how valuable it is to others.
I still haven't seen any significant revelations come out of wikileaks, so I think they were right to not pick Assange
- ffffruit 16y agoHe created it in 2004. The only thing FB received during 2010 was criticism about the way they handle data.
- kenjackson 16y agoHere's a question... if there was no Facebook vs if there was no Wikileaks, which would impact the world the most now and going forward? If there's no Facebook I honestly don't think the world changes all that much. People are on MySpace, and some of the other social networks are more popular. 10 years down the line, I don't think the world looks noticeably different. Whereas I think with Wikileaks the whole dynamics of US foreign relations will change. Both are speculative, but I do think that Wikileaks is more impactful than Facebook. With that said,if they gave the award to "the social network", I'd be in more agreement.