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Inside Facebook's clubby network of invitation-only advertiser groups, called client councils, which use a mix of perks and pressure to keep brands close

rather than action — will suffice in the face of criticism https://www.ft.com/... Jason Kint / @jason_kint : “Carolyn's councils” Facebook and Google employ a similar strategy. Make companies and executives persona non grata if they step out of line. And back it up with NDAs. https://www.ft.com/... Alex Hern / @alexhern : one of the secrets about Facebook is that if you get into certain niches of its business, like its relationships with big advertisers, it's just as people-driven as the most offline 20th century companies https://www.ft.com/... Jason Kint / @jason_kint : Every CEO and Board of Directors should be asking their CMO if they serve on one of “Carolyn's Councils” and consider how they may be captured. https://www.ft.com/... Dave Lee / @daveleeft : Carolyn Everson, perhaps the most powerful Facebook executive you've (likely) never heard of — unless you work in the ads biz. Stellar reporting from @MsHannahMurphy https://www.ft.com/... See also Mediagazer

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  • @financialtimes @financialtimes on x
    While Facebook has tried to assuage advertisers' concerns, many have privately complained that the social media company wooed them during the good times and expected reassurance — rather than action — will suffice in the face of criticism https://www.ft.com/...
  • @jason_kint Jason Kint on x
    “Carolyn's councils” Facebook and Google employ a similar strategy. Make companies and executives persona non grata if they step out of line. And back it up with NDAs. https://www.ft.com/...
  • @alexhern Alex Hern on x
    one of the secrets about Facebook is that if you get into certain niches of its business, like its relationships with big advertisers, it's just as people-driven as the most offline 20th century companies https://www.ft.com/...
  • @jason_kint Jason Kint on x
    Every CEO and Board of Directors should be asking their CMO if they serve on one of “Carolyn's Councils” and consider how they may be captured. https://www.ft.com/...
  • @daveleeft Dave Lee on x
    Carolyn Everson, perhaps the most powerful Facebook executive you've (likely) never heard of — unless you work in the ads biz. Stellar reporting from @MsHannahMurphy https://www.ft.com/...