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News24.com | OPINION | Zuckerberg says advertisers will be back 'soon enough'. Sadly, he might be right

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Published 04 Jul 2020

Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg has shrugged off an ad boycott by major advertisers after the company's share price nosedived. Sadly, history is on his side, says Richard Lord.

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News24.com | OPINION | Zuckerberg says advertisers will be back 'soon enough'. Sadly, he might be right

News24.com | OPINION | Zuckerberg says advertisers will be back 'soon enough'. Sadly, he might be right

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