Mark Zuckerberg loves free stuff and as head of Facebook through the years he received may free things leading Facebook to the top of a cluttered social media world. Zuckerberg is facing new tensions form phone carriers that the tech monsters their carriers help create ay eventfully take over their business. Zuckerberg met with many of these telecommunications corporate leaders to assure them he doesn't want to take over their industry but work with them to get Facebook into all corners of the world such as India and Mexico. telecom titans say companies like Google and Facebook are profiting at their expense.
too bad so sad because in reality these telecom companies have been profiting at our expense with having few choices for service. many of these third world people such as Carlos Slim and Rajeev Suri, CEO at Nokia and flashy hip-hop DJ Koh of Samsung basically want tribute payments from Facebook. Screw that shit. Mark Zuckerberg needs to tell these suits to relax and don't do it and just accept tech firs getting into their core business ending their corrupt rule and practices manipulating their countries.
The old communications models are kaput and new tech-firms are the future whether these communication monopolists like it or not. A Carlos Slim of Mexico is particularly worried that his business model, a complete monopoly in Mexico, would be jeopardized in Mexico and his hard work as owner of the only telecommunications company in Mexico and his monopoly ended which help make him one of the wealthiest men in the world. the truth is without a complete state monopoly allowances and free stuff how would an idiot like Carlos Slim ever get his billions. Some of the biggest tech and telecom firms are meeting in Barcelona this week to conference and get to some sort of accord where all these globalist monopolistic individuals will be happy making mass profits from overcharging the people and not having any real consumer choice thus ensuring their billions and continuing the trend towards inequality. mark Zuckerberg is the new reality to these companies and I hope the tech firms stick it to these old bastards of industry long overcharging people for their services where they received many tax-payer subsidies to begin with in setting up their infrastructure.
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