As of press time, 9,016 people answered “yes” to this question. 26,668 said “no.”
"If this was in England, definitely someone would have to resign so that they could have a sacrificial resignation. If it was Japan, someone would have to kill themselves. But because it’s California, it’s a teachable moment."
— Newsweek columnist Dan Lyons on Facebook’s PR blunder
I saw Zuckerberg sitting alone on a picnic blanket and joined him. I had meetings later in the day, and happened to be wearing a suit (most people in Silicon Valley wear jeans and T-shirts). Zuckerberg told me to be careful not to get grass stains on my trousers and made some more room on the blanket for me. Then, without prompting, he said: “At least in the movie they got that part right. The first time I met venture capitalists, I really was wearing pyjamas.”
Great story. And the Brits spell pajamas weird.
A connoisseur of tea (he has a collection of about 100 varieties), he makes gifts of his favorite blends, which he personally labels and presents in special mulberry-bark canisters ordered from Japan.
How cultured.
The average price of display ads on social-networking sites is about one-sixth the price on the rest of the Internet, according to comScore.
Ouch.
I bought Zuckerberg a burrito in 2003 in exchange for a majority stake in Facebook. I would like to cash in now, please.
