Monday's Small Group

Mark Zuckerberg to Mike Schroepfer, November 7, 2009

Exhibit

From: Mark Zuckerberg
Sent: Saturday, November 7, 2009
To: Mike Schroepfer
Subject: Monday's Small Group

Only part of this email is public. The text below is the portion quoted in the source.

map out all the connections between people and things and get them into our system

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About this email

The FTC's filing quotes this phrase from a November 7, 2009 email from Zuckerberg to Mike Schroepfer and others describing Facebook's strategy.

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