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Earlier than shopping for Instagram, Zuckerberg warned workers of battle to dislodge competitor

In one of many first substantive moments at Wednesday’s main tech listening to, Fb’s 2012 acquisition of Instagram got here beneath fireplace, unearthing just a few new revelations concerning the firm’s inside considering on the time. Alluding to new paperwork offered to the committee as a part of i…
In one of the first substantive moments at Wednesday’s major tech hearing, Facebook’s 2012 acquisition of Instagram came under fire, unearthing a few new revelations about the company’s internal thinking at the time. Alluding to new documents provided to the committee as part of i…

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