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Mentioned in 4 episodes
The Accidental Billionaires
The Founding of Facebook, a Tale of Sex, Money, Genius, and Betrayal
Book • 2009
The Accidental Billionaires tells the captivating story of how Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin, two socially awkward Harvard students, created Facebook.
The book explores themes of genius, betrayal, and the impact of success on relationships.
It is based on real events but includes speculative elements, as Mark Zuckerberg did not participate in the book's creation.
The story was adapted into the film 'The Social Network'.
The book explores themes of genius, betrayal, and the impact of success on relationships.
It is based on real events but includes speculative elements, as Mark Zuckerberg did not participate in the book's creation.
The story was adapted into the film 'The Social Network'.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
Mentioned by 

as the author of the book proposal that inspired the movie "The Social Network".


Myke Hurley

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166: The Social Network
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in relation to the film adaptation of the book.


Naima Reza

15 snips
How Elon Broke Twitter — and Twitter Broke Elon — with Ben Mezrich
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's books, alongside "Bringing Down the House" and "Dumb Money".

Ricky Mulvey

Ben Mezrich

The Einsteins of Our Time
Mentioned as the first big book about Facebook's founding and the basis for the movie “The Social Network”.

Part Two: Mark Zuckerberg: The Worst Person of the 21st Century (So Far)
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as the author of "The Accidental Billionaires", which inspired the movie "The Social Network".


Krystal Ball

9/7/21: Biden Jobs Report, 9/11 Docs Unsealed, Trump 2024, Texas Abortion Backlash, Men Abandoning College, MSM Fake News, End of 9/11 Era, American Empire in Retreat, and More!
Mentioned by 

as the author of the book that was adapted into the movie The Social Network.


Kara Swisher

Recode Decode: Ben Mezrich
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as a book adapted into the movie The Social Network.

Ben Mezrich

Understanding the Oligarchs