Nick Clegg & Kang-Xing Jin ·Meta Platforms, Inc. ·27 AUG 2021
Regulatory Pressure Is a Budget Argument
When your policy team is writing your product roadmap, you've already lost the timing war.
Real correspondence from the people running real companies — and what it reveals about leadership.
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2004–present
Founder of Facebook/Meta. Internal correspondence made public via the Six4Three cache, House Antitrust Subcommittee exhibits, FTC v. Meta, and Cambridge Analytica hearings provides one of the richest primary-source records of any modern executive.
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Nick Clegg & Kang-Xing Jin ·Meta Platforms, Inc. ·27 AUG 2021
When your policy team is writing your product roadmap, you've already lost the timing war.
Margaret Stewart & Mark Zuckerberg & Sue Young & Nick Clegg & Monika Bickert & Naomi Gleit & Andy O'Connell ·Meta/Facebook ·12 MAY 2020
When you require proof of harm before acting, you've already decided in favor of the risk.
Mark Zuckerberg & [REDACTED] ·Meta (Facebook) ·9 APR 2012
When a small player is beating you on a new behavior, acquisition can be cheaper than the fight.
[REDACTED] & Justin Osofsky & Mark Zuckerberg & Javier Olivan & David Fischer & Dan Rose & Mike Vernal & Mike Schroepfer ·Meta/Facebook ·10 JAN 2013
When a small revenue line helps a rival build a business that could replace you, the trade isn't close.
Mark Zuckerberg ·Facebook ·11 FEB 2013
The most dangerous competitor isn't the one copying you today — it's the one entering through a door you left open.
Mark Zuckerberg & Elon Musk ·Meta, Tesla/X ·13 DEC 2024
The most valuable currency between competitors isn't money — it's a heads-up before the news breaks.
Mark Zuckerberg ·Meta Platforms, Inc. ·11 FEB 2012
If a small competitor has already won the use case your future depends on, the cheapest option is usually to buy them — before the market figures out how valuable they are.
Mark Zuckerberg ·Facebook, Inc. ·28 FEB 2012
Eight years later, this paragraph would be sitting in front of a House subcommittee, a federal judge, and the Federal Trade Commission.