Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport

Mark Zuckerberg says the world is much more divided than he ever expected

Mark Zuckerberg expresses his fears over the misinformation spread on Facebook. Image: REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins

Jeremy Berke
Reporter, Business Insider
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