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Christoph Nakazawa

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Christoph Nakazawa has appeared in 3 articles since 2019-10. Coverage peaked in 2023Q4 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook.

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2023-11-24
Hixie's Natural Log 10 related

Reflecting on 18 years at Google: early Google had a vision, but its culture has eroded, morale is at an all-time low, and healing requires changes at the top

1. Talks about really believing “don't be evil” especially as a contrast to Microsoft.  As a Microsoftie at the time, it was really annoying to see a company take a moral stand that selling proprietar...

2020-05-09
Engadget 21 related

Facebook says it plans to complete the rollout of its redesigned desktop website to all users over the “next few weeks”

This week we introduced the new Facebook.com. Nick Statt / The Verge : Facebook's redesigned desktop site with dark mode is now available everywhere Ravish Bhatia / Turnaround : WTF- A short comic str...

2019-10-22
Stratechery 16 related

Mark Zuckerberg's proposal of social media as a “Fifth Estate” highlights that the world is fundamentally changing; the sooner we realize that, the better

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg began his speech last week by attempting to place free expression in the historical American context … Tweets: @cpojer and @stratechery Tweets: Christoph Nakazawa / @cpoje...

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