Hurrah ! The swedes can go on shopping like there was no tomorrow for almost another month ...!

...or was there some other conclusion to draw...?

It is nice that she is revealing the inner works of Facebook.

But I can’t help thinking that she contributed to the making of the monster, that she most probably greatly benefited from it and that she will keep the wealth she gained from it.

But it is still nice to see this book coming out.

True, we need these books, yet I have this little nagging voice in the back of my head.

But nevertheless, we need more of these books.

Thanks for the tip.

Since it's DRM-protected, you can get it from that place (l*b*en.*s) where you can get e-books without DRM.

my jaw didn’t drop as nothing out of Zuck’s world surprises me. And for those who want: Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription.

nytimes.com/2025/03/10/books/r…?

Book Review: ‘Careless People,’ by Sarah Wynn-Williams

“Careless People,” a memoir by a former Facebook executive, portrays feckless company leaders cozying up to authoritarian regimes.

^{Jennifer Szalai (The New York Times)}

An update: last night I started reading #CarelessPeople and I cannot emphasize enough HOW GOOD it is. A real page-turner.

No wonder #Meta executives are trying to shut down its promotional tour. They come across as shallow, greedy and irresponsible.

The author wrote in the prelude that working there was "like watching a bunch of fourteen-year-olds who’ve been given superpowers and an ungodly amount of money, as they jet around the world to figure out what power has bought and brought them." 🔥

Thanks, I wanted to get that book. Definitely a Streisand effect purchase!

I also added it to my library backup in case it gets pulled for some reason.

I'm coming down with something, so that may actually be what I will do. 😁

Got a new eReader with colour highlighter too, and this is the kind of book where I may highlight a lot too!

That‘s great to hear 🙂!! It definitely just made it to the top of my book shopping list, tho over here the English paper version seems to be quite hard to get at the moment.
Might have sth to do with this:

bbc.com/news/articles/cq5zyq02…

Meta stops former Facebook director from promoting critical memoir

Social media company wins US emergency ruling preventing ex-director from publicising her book.

^{Katie Razzall (BBC News)}

Half way through, and it really is well written. It is also a lot more personal than I expected.

I keep rolling my eyes at the Zuck and his gang though. I can see why he doesn't want it out there!

Totally. A bunch of kids with infinite money and he is their king.

And then the other parts where they want to sacrifice an employee for jail to see if Zuck gets arrested in South Korea. Or the board defining motherhood as a you problem you should not talk about. Or willingly betraying identities of their Hong Kong customers to the Chinese government to be able to enter their market ...

As soon as I caught wind that Meta is trying to squash it, I bought an e copy (saving it for this weekend).

If it causes grief to Zuckerman, its worth the $ to me.