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'The Social Network': Separating Fact From Fiction
Posted 10/4/10 12:39 pm EST by Terri Schwartz in Commentary
A recent profile of Zuckerberg in The New Yorker and another of Facebook's former president Sean Parker in Vanity Fair shed some light on the actual people behind the world's most popular social network. Zuckerberg said it best when he told The New Yorker, "I think a lot people will look at that stuff, you know, when I was 19, and say, 'Oh, well, he was like that ... He must still be like that, right?'" Here's our take at separating some of the fact from the fiction in "The Social Network." Read More...
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