Facebook's Sandberg Says She Regrets Not Speaking Out Sooner
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Facebook Inc. Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said that if she could relive this week over again -- a week in which the social network has become engulfed in controversy over improper sharing of personal data from 50 million users -- she and CEO Mark Zuckerberg would have spoken up a lot sooner.
“We definitely didn’t realize the gravity of this issue sooner,” Sandberg said in a televised interview on CNBC. “We know this is an issue of trust, we know this is a critical moment for our company and the service we provide.”