57 Percent: Facebook's Magic Number

Is too much power in the hands of a company's founder a bad thing?

members-only post Feb 02, 2012 1-min read

According to documents related to Facebook's public filing, this is the percentage of the company's voting power controlled by Mark Zuckerberg.

Common? No, but not unprecedented.

Dangerous? I don't think so.

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