Zuckerberg Challenged at Facebook Shareholder Meeting

The transcript discusses the tense atmosphere at Facebook, with shareholders questioning Mark Zuckerberg's power and decisions. Board members, including Sue Desmond-Hellman, respond to these concerns. The conversation shifts to Facebook's content moderation policies, particularly regarding a doctored video of Nancy Pelosi. Criticism of Facebook's policy and its implications are explored, along with the broader discussion on breaking up big tech companies, as advocated by Elizabeth Warren.

What was one of the main concerns raised by investors during the Facebook meeting?

• The design of the Facebook app

• Mark Zuckerberg's control over Facebook

• The company's financial performance

• The company's advertising strategy

What was Sue Desmond-Hellman's position regarding calling a meeting of independent board members?

• She had already called a meeting

• She was in favor of it

• She was undecided

• She was against it

How did Facebook respond to the doctored video of Nancy Pelosi?

• They issued an apology to Pelosi

• They removed it immediately

• They ignored it completely

• They left it up with a warning label

What is a key challenge for Facebook in moderating content?

• Government regulations

• Too many users to monitor

• Lack of technology

• Insufficient funding

What is the main argument against Facebook being the sole arbiter of truth?

• It is already being done

• It is an impossible task

• It is too costly

• It is unnecessary

What is Elizabeth Warren's stance on big tech companies like Facebook?

• They should be broken up

• They should be left as they are

• They should merge with other companies

• They should focus on innovation

What is a potential issue with breaking up Facebook into smaller companies?

• It might not simplify content decisions

• It would eliminate competition

• It would solve all content issues

• It would increase user numbers