Conclusiones de la audiencia de Zuckerberg ante el Congreso

The transcript discusses Facebook's ad-supported model, historical privacy issues, and Mark Zuckerberg's repeated apologies without significant change. It covers his recent congressional testimony, market reactions, and the potential for a freemium model. The discussion highlights the challenges of balancing a paid and free service, its impact on advertising, and media consumption habits.

What has been Mark Zuckerberg's typical response to privacy violations over the years?

• He has taken immediate corrective actions.

• He has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

• He has apologized and promised to change.

• He has blamed external factors.

What is the proposed freemium model for Facebook?

• A model where all users pay a monthly fee.

• A model where advertisements are completely removed.

• A model where only premium users can access Facebook.

• A model where users can choose between a free and a paid version.

Why might Facebook be hesitant to implement a freemium model?

• It might disrupt their advertising business.

• It could lead to a loss of user data.

• It would require a complete redesign of the platform.

• It could increase operational costs significantly.

How does the freemium model compare to other digital media services?

• It offers fewer features than other models.

• It is more expensive for users.

• It is similar to subscription services like Netflix.

• It is less popular than other models.

What is a potential benefit of a paid Facebook subscription?

• Priority customer support.

• Enhanced privacy and data protection.

• Complete removal of advertisements.

• Access to exclusive content.