Globe and Mail columnist Gary Mason. (Globe and Mail Update) In May, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg returned to his alma mater, Harvard University, to deliver a commencement address.
Mr. Zuckerberg spent only one year at the prestigious American university but it was a famous one: It was in his dorm in his freshman year that he created his world-changing social-media network. Humorous at the outset, his address got plenty serious in a hurry.
“It’s time for our generation to define a new social contract,” he told the graduates. “Every generation expands the definition of equality and we must too.” And along […]
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