Facebook and the Murderer

In mid-September, 2015, Mark Zuckerberg, the chairman and chief executive officer of Facebook, broadcast, from his company’s headquarters in San Francisco, the first live video shown on his social-media platform. He wore a gray T-shirt. He spoke cheerfully about “our community.” He showed off “all kinds of cool stuff” on his desk. “At Facebook, no one has offices,” he said. He then walked into a conference room, where he took some meetings behind closed doors. He pointed to the walls. “It’s all glass,” he said. “We want to create this very open and transparent culture in our company.”

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