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    1. I am slowly reading through the latest WIRED piece on Facebook and I'm noticing how often it is peppered with the concerns of Facebook employees and of management in regard to those employees. It's very existence is a reflection of dissatisfaction in FB's ranks.
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    It makes me feel even more strongly that Facebook's statements in regard to a news subscription service are majorly motivated by keeping the internal peace. startedwithatweet.substack.com/
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      Facebook's actions tend to make a ton more sense when you understand they are playing to three audiences: politicians, press, and internal staff who feel unaligned. If Facebook can satisfy even two out of three on a regular basis it translates into keeping investors happy.
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        It's ironic that as a big tech social platform Facebook's biggest problems aren't really technological, they're social issues played out internally.
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          I would *love* to know how Facebook measures social good in such a way they could award bonuses on it.
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