Mark Zuckerburg

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Article Review on “Can Mark Zuckerberg Fix Facebook before It Breaks Democracy?”
This article emphasizes that Facebook has been faced with too many challenges. Times are long gone when Facebook used to learn by making mistakes and fixing them later on, says the article, that process has become overly expensive. Facebook has over 2.2 billion followers, who are most vulnerable to the misinformation controversies. Facebook has been confronted with various scandals including “fake news.” This has brought about too many complaints by its users; Facebook is hence in tough times since its losing its credibility to the extent of facing antitrust laws in Europe.
To avoid further crises, Zuckerberg has to embrace the fact that he should be a peacemaker, not a peace distractor. In his quest to combat these issues arising from his website, he should consider that at his young age, he should be in a position to protect his name, the empire he spent his young year’s building and his country (Osnos and Osnos, n. p.). Zuckerberg should control his employers with all his power to prevent violence in Myanmar. “As he had prospered earlier in building Facebook into what it used to be, he should work tooth and nail to fix its current challenges.” says Osnos.
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Osnos, Evan, and Evan Osnos. “Can Mark Zuckerberg Fix Facebook Before It Breaks Democracy?.” The New Yorker. N.p., 2018. Web. 15 Oct. 2018.