> Even if he was not on his ship, the report is unlikely to boost public opinion of Zuckerberg
It’s rare that a paper just admits that it’s slinging mud at someone for something it admits he didn’t do, but knows it will still have the intended effect because its readers won’t read past the headline.
>But Brian Baker, a spokesperson for Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, told Forbes that the couple were not on board his yacht,
It may very well be true, but who in this day and age believe that statement ? If true, I would say the Captain should be fired.
> Even if he was not on his ship, the report is unlikely to boost public opinion of Zuckerberg
It’s rare that a paper just admits that it’s slinging mud at someone for something it admits he didn’t do, but knows it will still have the intended effect because its readers won’t read past the headline.
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