The last few months have had lots of news about Facebook and also the site’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg. He recently gave a huge amount of cash to the schools of Newark, N.J. The movie “The Social Network” about the creation of Facebook is presently being released Mark Zuckerberg is portrayed by Eisenberg in the movie. Out of sheer chance, Eisenberg’s relative was just hired by Facebook. Zuckerberg refuses to watch the movie at all.
Cousin of ‘Social Network’ actor hired by Facebook
Jesse Eisenberg was cast as Mark Zuckerberg in “The Social Network,” a film about the founding of Facebook. The film is directed by David Fincher. Eisenberg never met with Zuckerberg, who did not participate or help in the movie at all. Facebook employed Eisenberg’s relative, Reuters explains. Zuckerberg attended a business event most recently. When there, he talked about the forthcoming movie with Eisenberg’s cousin. There are rumors about what kind of person Zuckerberg is. Apparently he is good to work with.
Zuckerberg is giving
In Newark N.J., Zuckerberg created a donation to the city. The school system in the city was known for all of the issues that continually happened it, reports the New York Times. This is why Zuckerberg ended up donating $100 million. NJ test scores have shown, for quite some time, the Newark public schools doing really poorly. Years ago the state decided the school district would be under its control. We know the worth of Zuckerberg is $6 billion. He himself the youngest self created billionaire to get there.
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Facebook is one of the most popular sites in existence. Numerous lawsuits are filed by people involved in its design, all claiming Zuckerberg neglected to pay them what they were due. The film “The Social Network” addresses some of these claims. The movie isn’t something Zuckerberg cares about. He does not even plan on watching it.
Citations
Reuters
reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6901ZY20101001
NY Times
nytimes.com/2010/09/23/education/23newark.html?_r=2 and scp=1 and sq=Newark Public Schools to Get a $100 Million Gift and st=cse