Search Engine The New Zuckerberg
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Jan 18, 2025 
Casey Newton, a journalist known for covering social media companies, and Mike Isaac, a technology reporter for The New York Times, delve into Mark Zuckerberg's surprising pivot toward more politically conservative positions. They analyze his evolving persona and the implications for Meta's 4 billion users. The discussion highlights Zuckerberg's historical struggles with public scrutiny, his controversial content moderation policies, and the ongoing challenges of misinformation in today's political landscape.
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Zuckerberg's First Interview
- In 2004, a young Mark Zuckerberg appeared on CNBC, showcasing his new website, thefacebook.com.
- He seemed excited about its potential, initially hoping for a few hundred users but already reaching 100,000.
Zuckerberg's Competitive Nature
- Casey Newton observed Zuckerberg's intense competitiveness, similar to Michael Jordan.
- Zuckerberg's favorite game, Civilization, reflects his drive to dominate, even in leisure.
The Sweaty Hoodie
- In a 2010 interview, Mark Zuckerberg, visibly sweating, discussed privacy concerns surrounding Facebook.
- Kara Swisher suggested he remove his hoodie, creating a memorable, awkward moment.