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Zuckerberg’s expressed hope for a product that makes people happier is at odds with his dual mandate to increase profitability through advertising and grow the user base.

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YAHNIAN: Facebook is flawed beyond its News Feed

By Ben Yahnian | January 17, 2018

Zuckerberg’s expressed hope for a product that makes people happier is at odds with his dual mandate to increase profitability through advertising and grow the user base.

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