A Conversation with Mark Zuckerberg - Web 2.0 Summit 2010

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Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) talks with Tim O'Reilly (O'Reilly Media) and Jon Battelle (Federated Media Publishing) during the 2010 Web 2.0 Summit.
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[@JosephCook466]

Perfect Quality HD 720p

[@omarceballos5123]

He's just a genius. There's seriously no other way to put it.

[@caglarmail]

This is indeed a great video for reflecting upon any kind of web project(s). Thank you Mark. It is inpiring.

[@loebie26]

I'm really looking forward to the next year or two. It’s going to be an awesome ride and such growth and expansion in business. Thanks Mark for creating a platform of total integration and protection of one’s shared property.

[@pdburk]

“You can have everything in life you want, if you will just help enough other people get what they want.” ~Zig Ziglar~ It seems to me that Mark Z. understands this principle. The fact that Mark does not see his business as a "zero sum game", trying to capture all the markets of other businesses, says quite a bit. As a facebook user myself, I do not agree with all of Mark's policies; however the philosophies behind his platform are understandable.

[@dylanhoggyt]

@52:00 "One of the best things about the technology industry is that it is not zero sum.....one of the best things is that we are building real value in the world, not just taking value from other companies." - Mark Zuckerberg Nice point, although maybe it's part building, part taking, which is fair trade off IMHO.

[@ban930680]

love the question at 7:45

[@goldeneyes90]

I have a guy in my public speaking class who looks exactly like him just with darker hair. It's eery... LOL

[@AggressivePrefector]

I understand now why facebook won't you export your contacts. However they have been two faced on the subject of privacy of others information. For example they share information with yahoo and bing but not with google. I feel that you should be able to export your contacts information if they are friends with you. Privacy should be set at the user end not from back end.

[@drramanansv]

Unified communications is two word description for this entire conversation! Make it simpler guys....

[@mcspazotron]

@gr33nshoes There needs to be a Wozniak.

[@Godlovesbertha]

yeah I have ideas...I have basic multimedia knowledge....want to talk?

[@TechnicallyDevious]

@chaihigh Well, every time you view a website, all your doing is downloading everything on it. Literally. If you're looking at it, it's on your hard drive. Grabbing any photo is just a matter of right-clicking. More then half of the people on the internet AT LEAST have the ability to do this too any photo/video. The idea: your shit is not safe anywhere. Better keep your family photos in the garage form now on.

[@loebie26]

I'm really looking forward to the next year or two. It’s going to be an awesome ride and such growth and expansion in business. Thanks Mark for creating a platform of total integration and protection of one’s shared property. @loebie26

[@InNewHomes]

@MrZebra69 elegant

[@Godlovesbertha]

just business talk

[@georgitodorov250]

but uhm and uhm but uhm and uhm , facebook looks like that aswell

[@conno451]

Moot is cooler and smarter

[@jellybelli676]

does anyone else notice tht his hands are lik unnaturally small..

[@KiraDanny]

@ihasdevkit yeah....he is human , so what??? Al of us sweat some time , srry for eng , hope u understand something

[@doodlebug1820]

Aged like milk

[@gr33nshoes]

@netdudeuk He is more a Gates but totally not a Jobs.

[@KristianDoyle]

First!