Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last decade, you are probably familiar with this show’s subject and his creation – Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. With about 3 billion users worldwide, the book of faces gives people a way to communicate with family, friends, random people, and people with similar interests, all at the click of a few buttons. But with all the technology used by Facebook, is it all for the greater good, or is there some down and dirty business going on? How did Zuck come up ...
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last decade, you are probably familiar with this show’s subject and his creation – Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. With about 3 billion users worldwide, the book of faces gives people a way to communicate with family, friends, random people, and people with similar interests, all at the click of a few buttons. But with all the technology used by Facebook, is it all for the greater good, or is there some down and dirty business going on? How did Zuck come up with this idea and turn himself into one of the richest men in the world? With so much to tell, we busted this episode into two parts. We hope you “Like” Part 1 of the Zuckerberg AHC Podcast episode, enjoy!
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