Influence Archive
Archives for March 2018
“I feel fundamentally uncomfortable sitting here in California in an office making content policy decisions for people around the world.”
“I think we let the community down, and I feel really bad and I’m sorry about that,” he said.
In a wide-ranging interview, the Facebook CEO admitted that the social networking giant may have made mistakes in opening up its network so much a decade ago.
“We have a responsibility to protect your data, and if we can’t then we don’t deserve to serve you.”
Facebook’s CEO has finally broken his silence.
Plus, four other questions we have for Facebook as it deals with its Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
That’s the stock’s biggest-ever two-day drop.
We check back in on what happened at the company formerly known as xAd.
It’s not as impossible as you might think.
The colorful White House communications director is still a supporter of President Trump, even though he was fired after 11 days on the job.
It’s another exit for Benchmark, the VC firm that owns 11 percent of the company.
“I thought supporting Trump was one of the least contrarian things I ever did.”
Twitter stock finished the day up more than 7 percent.
He’ll remain at Greylock as a venture partner.
On the latest Recode Decode, Schumer says he wants Netflix CEO Reed Hastings on his side.