People who are unhappy with Facebook’s updates should go to Zuckerberg’s house and rearrange all his furniture while he is away
The buy, driven entirely by Zuckerberg, was made because Facebook’s CEO was petrified of Instagram becoming a Twitter-owned property.
Zuckerberg, we’re told, lives in perpetual anxiety, preoccupied by the fear of Facebook losing its place, terrified that youngsters will get their social networking fix from other services. That fear served as the catalyst behind his decision to buy Instagram and keep it out of the hands of a cross-town competitor.
This type of paranoia is relatively normal at Silicon Valley’s largest technology companies.
