Zuckerberg's Facebook
There is a puppy eared playbook for industry titans called under the watchful eye of officials: Apologize over and again, be unassuming, keep it exhausting. Zuckerberg can and should hurl that playbook. He has $60 billion to his name, 99 for each penny of which he has said he will give to philanthropy. What's more, he controls Facebook — is Facebook — in a bizarre way: He controls 60 for every penny of its investor votes. So he doesn't need to stress over one month from now's endorser check or how to divert a hardball question from a board of trustees director. He can ponder children with huge thoughts outfitted to an open intrigue. Given Facebook's mastery of online networking, anything the organization does — including a devolution of its energy — will fill in as a model for others.
To get a feeling of the new methodologies he should take, consider why Congress is calling hearings. The center offenses start with great and now inescapable online protection infringement.
