@CNN: As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to step into the Capitol Hill hot seat, there are two clear case studies for how Congress treats tech CEOs. In one, the CEO is eaten alive; in the other, he leaves the lion’s den unscathed. https://t.co/flqWWlDEqA https://t.co/rus8C3Edi0

April 5, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to step into the Capitol Hill hot seat, there are two clear case studies for how Congress treats tech CEOs. In one, the CEO is eaten alive; in the other, he leaves the lion's den unscathed. https://t.co/flqWWlDEqA pic.twitter.com/rus8C3Edi0

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@CNN: As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to step into the Capitol Hill hot seat, there are two clear case studies for how Congress treats tech CEOs. In one, the CEO is eaten alive; in the other, he leaves the lion’s den unscathed. https://t.co/flqWWlDEqA https://t.co/rus8C3Edi0

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