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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to give ’60 Minutes’ interview about ‘Social Network’
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg will appear in his first television interview since the Hollywood film ‘The Social Network’ debuted in October.
The interview with ’60 Minutes’ correspondent Lesley Stahl will air Sunday night.
In it, Zuckerberg talks about the film (and presumably the unflattering portrait it painted of him), as well as his company’s direction and his rising profile as its CEO.
Zuckerberg seems to have made peace with the film, which is getting Oscar buzz. He’s likely to come across better today than he did in 2008 when he appeared as ‘the face of Facebook’ on
‘60 Minutes’ at the age of 23 and helped Stahl set up her Facebook account.
‘You seem to be replacing Larry and Sergey as the people out here who everyone’s talking about,’ Stahl said t
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Facebook founder interview to air on ’60 Minutes’
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The following is the script from the January 13, 2008 story "The Face Behind Facebook." Lesley Stahl was the correspondent. Shachar Bar-On, producer.
Are you on Facebook yet? The site is up to 60 million users so far, with a projection of 200 million by the end of the year. If you're not on Facebook, here's how it works: you set up a profile page with details about yourself and then decide who gets to see it. Friends use their pages to share personal news, exchange photos, team up on political causes, or just play long-distance Scrabble. It can be a useful tool or an addictive waste of time. Either way, Facebook is having a dramatic impact on the World Wide Web and it's estimated to be worth $15 billion. Sitting atop this growing company, directing an Internet revolution is a young, geeky computer programmer who created the site only four years ago.
This is the face of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, the mogul who's guiding its extraordinary growth. What everyone wants to know is,