フェイスブック若き天才の野望 5億人をつなぐソーシャルネットワークはこう生まれた
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Publisher Description
フェイスブックの若き天才CEO、マーク・ザッカーバーグ。彼が掲げる「フェイスブックで世界をもっとオープンな場所にする!」という揺るぎないビジョンと魅力に、ハーバード大の仲間やシリコンバレーの起業家、ベンチャーキャピタル、大企業の経営者たちが次々と吸い寄せられる。プログラマーはザッカーバーグとともに徹夜でサービスをつくり、ナップスター創業者のション・パーカーは入社し、マイクロソフトのスティーブ・バルマーCEOやヤフーはどうにかして買収しようと、躍起になる・・・。26歳の天才CEOの成功と苦悩、そして野望を生き生きと描き出す、ベテランジャーナリストの徹底取材による至極のノンフィクション。
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