Engages the reader on several levels. It contains eye-opening accounts of behaviour at the top of the company and serious accusations against some Facebook executives. It’s a painful story of how unimaginable amounts of power and money corrupted an organisation that started off full of hope and high-mindedness. And because Wynn-Williams is a sharp and funny writer, it’s a highly enjoyable read ... The story arc is compelling and depressing.
Damning ... Demonstrates once and for all that Meta’s social media platforms have never been neutral conveyors of information—the newsprint, as it were, not the news.
