1. linking to a bing search result on a phrase is the antithesis of helpful. In the one on Nielsen ratings, there were 66,100,000 results. If you have actual information to share, you could link to the actual website. Otherwise, it's pointless.
2. His name is Mark Zuckerberg, and he's 35 years old. He's not "the kid who owns Facebook."
3. The decisions he makes absolutely positively DOES have a direct effect on you, if you use Facebook. Ignoring facts does not make them cease to be facts.
4. To Bucco et al; I admit to not know anything about RT, partly because I don't typically watch ANY TV at all, second because I'm a gamer and in my head, RT = "round-time," or the delay imposed on a character after he engages in combat or movement. So when I see "RT" my brain automatically searches to see which game you're talking about, not which TV station you're watching
4a. I did know that the Russians used Facebook to interfere with the election and inject bots and paid "bad actors" to promote division, I just didn't recall that it was Russia TV that was behind it.