From The Wall Street Journal: Rating Zuckerberg – how the Facebook CEO did before Congress

Loading player...
A lot of weight was resting on the shoulders of youthful Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg this week. As Facebook faces the fallout for its role in a series of scandals, the company is coming under increasing regulatory scrutiny. Zuckerberg spent ten hours testifying in front of Congress. At times, he seemed stumped, and at times we squirmed at the uninformed questions of elderly lawmakers. In this podcast, The Wall Street Journal looks at how crisis management experts rate Zuckerberg’s performance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
13 Apr 2018 5AM English South Africa Investing · Business News

Other recent episodes

Rubio’s visa move a blunder: FW de Klerk Foundation appeals to Washington to reconsider

The Trump administration has escalated its pressure on South Africa, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio announcing new visa restrictions over land expropriation laws and racial discrimination against the Afrikaner minority. Christo van der Rheede, executive director of the FW de Klerk Foundation, calls it a profound strategic blunder, one…
18 Sep 9AM 17 min

How Alec Hogg's 45 years in journalism culminated in BizNews and its loyal "tribe"

This interview was livestreamed on Conscious Caracal on 11 September 2026. Find Ernst van Zyl's Conscious Caracal Podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/@UCeNFLCUJ2lM1S_H32ICVs4w Before BizNews, there was a bank job Alec Hogg quit within three years, a company called Moneyweb he built from a room above his garage and then lost control of,…
18 Sep 9AM 49 min

Corné Mulder says SA could have a new government before 2029

South Africa just joined a short and unflattering list of countries facing individual US visa restrictions, and Freedom Front Plus leader Corné Mulder says he saw it coming from a manifesto launch stage days before it happened. He tells Alec Hogg why he thinks Cyril Ramaphosa's habit of avoiding decisions…
17 Sep 10AM 28 min