Facebook Under Fire Again on Crisis Response

The transcript covers a discussion about Facebook's handling of internal and external challenges, including potential personnel changes, defensive company policies, and the contrast between public image and actual practices. Zuckerberg's announcement of an independent content review body is highlighted, along with potential executive changes and antitrust scrutiny. The conversation also touches on Sheryl Sandberg's role and the integration of Facebook's family of apps.

What was one of the first actions taken by Facebook in response to the fallout?

• Hiring a new PR firm

• Cutting ties with the firm Definers

• Launching a new advertising campaign

• Issuing a public apology

What strategy has Facebook been accused of using according to the article?

• Delay, deflect, and distract

• Engage, educate, and empower

• Listen, learn, and lead

• Innovate, integrate, and inspire

What role did Sheryl Sandberg reportedly play in Facebook's strategy?

• She was a key figure in the delay, deflect, and distract tactic

• She managed the company's financial investments

• She was responsible for the technical development of new features

• She led the marketing and advertising campaigns

What unusual detail was revealed about Facebook's board members?

• They were unaware of the Russian interference issue

• They were involved in day-to-day operations

• They grilled Mark and Sheryl about their slow response

• They unanimously supported all of Facebook's decisions

What is one reason Sheryl Sandberg is unlikely to be forced out of Facebook?

• She has no involvement in the company's strategic decisions

• She is the architect of Facebook's profitable business model

• She has a strong relationship with the media

• She is a close personal friend of Mark Zuckerberg

What has Facebook done to make it harder to be broken up?

• Increased its lobbying efforts

• Integrated its family of apps more closely

• Expanded its workforce significantly

• Launched a new global marketing campaign

What is the focus of the scrutiny Facebook is facing in Washington?

• Its advertising practices

• Its data sharing and integration of apps

• Its employee benefits

• Its international expansion