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News from the Goolag Since 2006 ~ A survival guide to the creative apocalypse: We follow issues and opinion important to professional creators. Data is the new exposure.

Tag: Sheryl Sandberg

Written by Chris CastleNovember 16, 2018November 16, 2018

Wendy! Wendy! Peter’s Off His Meds Again! CEO Madness Sets in At Facebook

heryl Sandberg’s performance in the role of Wendy Darling is getting a bit hard to watch as Peter Pan self destructs on the way to his own version of Casa Neverland.

Written by Chris CastleApril 2, 2018

Where Was the Board? Facebook’s “Pinto Memo” Says Volumes About Them

However much we dislike the way Apple uses music as a loss leader to see products, at least they don’t treat their users as a product. Which is more than you can say for Facebook, Google, Twitter and the entire Web 2.0 bunch.

Written by Chris CastleSeptember 24, 2017

Sheryl Sandberg is shocked, shocked that there is bad behavior on Facebook

Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg knows all about how the Facebook and Google advertising cartel profits from human misery–and the Russians.

Written by Chris CastleFebruary 8, 2017

If $500 million is “nonmaterial” then why does royalty deadbeat Facebook refuse to pay artists and songwriters?

MTP readers may have seen that Facebook’s Oculus virtual reality division lost a copyright infringement case in a $500,000,000 jury verdict for a variety of claims.  While that seems like a lot of money to me, the verdict was far short of what was at stake. What is interesting about the case for our purposes […]

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