Mark Zuckerberg On Yahoo's Billion Dollar Offer

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·Nov 3, 2024

I want to talk for a second about low points because I think people never appreciate how bad they really are. I think it's always reassuring to hear that even Mark Zuckerberg went through some serious low points and came out okay.

So, can you tell us about some of the hardest parts in the history of the early history of Facebook?

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