Posted on 11/23/2018 2:34:55 PM PST by Baynative
Natasha Lamb, a managing director at Arjuna Capital and a Facebook investor, attributes a lot of Facebook’s current problems to the amount of control over the company that Zuckerberg has consolidated.
"The dominant position that Zuckerberg holds has not been helpful in steering the company over the last few years,” Lamb said. “The stock's gone down over $100 billion twice this year, and you can directly link that to these platform issues.”
A New York Times story last week detailed Facebook’s early response to Russian election meddling attempts and its efforts to respond to a backlash in Washington, two of the platform's biggest challenges over the past year. The report revealed fractures at the top of the company.
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Facebook employees continues to mess with Conservatives. Their latest ploy is placing the facebook text upside down and reading right to left. Thanks Sucky baby for hiring professionals.
Good recap
Zucherberg's wealth makes Soros look like a beggar. That's the point of why this is such a serious issue. Unlimited money translates to unlimited power and Zuckerberg fears no one. He will continue to do as he wants and command people to follow him. Employees who don't can be fired. Politicians can always be bought and as the FBI, DOJ and other probes have taught us; anyone who doesn't agree with the law can just ignore it.
Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely
Lord Acton
My take is that soros has more power globally.
All of you posting hate speech of our Caesarian leader Zuckerburger, will have your social credit score reduced and you will be banned from buying Justin Beiber albums. Think before you post.
A total myth, built out of thin air, to protect the Clintons.
With full cooperation from FBI, DOJ and media.
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