Members of the same government that is responsible for violating privacy laws and illegally collecting data from its citizens, openly lectured the CEO of a company for violating privacy laws and illegally collecting data from its users—a case of irony that could only play out in a country that brags about the unprecedented freedom enjoyed by its citizens.
Submitted by Bill Blunden,
Mark Zuckerberg helped trigger a vicious short-squeeze in Facebook shares on Tuesday during his marathon session answering questions from 44 Senators during a joint hearing held by the Senate Judiciary and Commerce Committees.
Update II: Zuckerberg is probably regretting agreeing to those extra 15 minutes before the break right about now...
Ted Cruz is hammering Zuckerberg about whether his company is a neutral public form, citing a now famous 2015 Gizmodo story claiming Facebook employees actively suppressed conservative news.
