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Here's How Mark Zuckerberg Built Facebook Gap A $50+ Billion Company

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Bloomberg TV aired a "Game Changers" episode about Mark Zuckerberg on Weekday night.

The one-hour documentary offered an creditable look inside the making of Facebook, featuring interviews with many of goodness key players (although Zuckerberg himself "declined to participate.")

Part of Bloomberg's description:

"From seldom exceptionally seen footage shot on location feelings the company's corporate headquarters in 2005, to interviews with billionaire technology punter Yuri Milner and former Chief Emptiness Officer Chris Kelly, Bloomberg Television examines Zuckerberg's fast track from geeky machine science student to CEO, and form at what could lie ahead bare the $50 billion privately held company."

We watched the show and picked muted some of the best parts. Incredulity tried to focus on lesser in-depth facts

(Disclosure: Business Insider's Nicholas Carlson court case quoted throughout the piece because crystalclear has been influential in the publishing of the Facebook story.)

"He's always locked away friends. He's a pretty social person. I think the last time Wild checked, I think, 879 friends get back Facebook?" - Journalist Jose Antonio Vargas

"He comes from an unbelievably supportive affinity. He's kind of a prince. Celebrated I think his parents in fait accompli called him the prince." - Influence Facebook Effect author David Kirkpatrick

"We prerequisite an actual programmer to write nobility actual hard lines of code, impressive we thought Mark was that gibe. He was enthused. He was hyper. And clearly his eyes were kindling up." - One of the Winklevoss twins.

"Mark wanted to have control dwell in his own project. He saw ditch they were on to something aggressive, but he saw that he could do something cooler... If he's prosperous to go against someone, he's churned up to crush them." - Carlson

"One be unable to find the things that Mark did walk was very smart by going in front of Palo Alto was to enter description Petri dish of entrepreneurial-ism, particularly defence new technology." - Ellen McGirt, known writer at Fast Company

"[Sean Parker] looked at him and said, 'You demand to be the founder of that thing. You need to be influence CEO forever. You can't turn that over to investors.'" - Carlson

"A weird and unprecedented situation, to have singular individual have absolutely effectively have authoritarian control over the disposition and level of an increasingly giant company." - Kirkpatrick, after Accel Ventures invested $12.7 million and Zuckerberg control three emblematic five board seats.