扎克伯格的名言英文

扎克伯格的名言英文

1.扎克伯格的中英文介绍50字

马克·艾略特·扎克伯格（Mark Elliot Zuckerberg）,1984年05月14日生于美国纽约州白原市。社交网站Facebook的创始人兼首席执行官 ，被人们冠以“第二盖茨”的美誉。哈佛大学计算机和心理学专业辍学生。据《福布斯》杂志保守估计，马克·扎克伯格拥有135亿美元身价，是2008年全球最年轻的巨富，也是历来全球最年轻的自行创业亿万富豪。

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg, 1984 05, 14,, was born in the United States, New York, the United states. Facebook, founder and CEO of social networking sites , was known as the "second Gates" in the world. Harvard University dropout computers and psychology. According to the "Forbes" Journal of conservative estimates, Mark Zuckerberg with $13 billion 500 million in 2008, is the world's youngest billionaire, but also has the world's most young entrepreneurship billionaire.

2.跪求马克扎克伯格英文介绍简介和生平事迹,一定是英文的啊

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg (born May 14, 1984) is an American computer programmer, Internet entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He is best known as one of five co-founders of the social networking website Facebook. As of April 2013, Zuckerberg is the chairman and chief executive of Facebook, Inc.and his personal wealth, as of April 2014, is estimated to be $25.3 billion. Mark Zuckerberg receives a one-dollar salary as CEO of Facebook.

Together with his college roommates and fellow Harvard University students Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes, Zuckerberg launched Facebook from Harvard's dormitory rooms. The group then introduced Facebook onto other campuses nationwide and moved to Palo Alto, California shortly afterwards. In 2007, at the age of 23, Zuckerberg became a billionaire as a result of Facebook's success. The number of Facebook users worldwide reached a total of one billion in 2012. Zuckerberg was involved in various legal disputes that were initiated by others in the group, who claimed a share of the company based upon their involvement during the development phase of Facebook.

Since 2010, Time magazine has named Zuckerberg among the 100 wealthiest and most influential people in the world as a part of its Person of the Year distinction. In 2011, Zuckerberg ranked first on the list of the "Most Influential Jews in the World" by The Jerusalem Post and has since consistently topped the list every year as of 2013. Zuckerberg was played by actor Jesse Eisenberg in the 2010 film The Social Network, in which the rise of Facebook is portrayed.

3.英语作文 原创 100词

a street corner squats a beggar. he is always there, under the tree, in the shade. senile as he is, he crouches in some ragged pieces of cloth. he is there, always there, like a sculpture in the street. day after day, thousands of people pass in front of him hurriedly. some spare coins, most give a quick glance in disgust. however, it shocks me very much. what a miserable life a human being can bear! at the first sight, you will be appalled that god has created such an emaciated creature. his dark face is full of wrinkles, deep or shallow. they remind people of the hardship the beggar has experienced. his cheeks are bony while his neck is so thin. his hair is bedraggled like a nest, a nest with a coat of oil. what an impressive sculpture it is! most of the time, his mouth speaks while his eyes are half closed. but once a pedes trian passes by, he will keep nodding his head slightly and auto matically as if a gust of wind had forced him to do so. at the same time, he raises his gnarled right hand from the ground,murmuring to beg. what a hand! it is a seamy, shriveled hand. the wrinkles in his skin are stretching, twisting and in tersecting. dirt fills the grooves. in front of him lies an dilapidated bowl with only a few coins in it. believe it or not, it is more and more difficult to make a living by begging. beside him,。

扎克伯格经典语录

第一：“冷静；深呼吸；我们在听。”当用户对news feed动态消息表现不满的时候时，马克用他另类带着社交风格的方式发表了一篇博客回应此事！

第二：“当我还在大学时，我犯下了许多愚蠢的错误，我并不想为此找借口。有些人对我的指责是真实存在的，有些则是虚构的。当年我推出Facebook时只有19岁，一路走来，许多事情都发生了变化。我们已经从宿舍里运行的一台服务器，成长为拥有10亿人使用的社交方式。”

第三：“我不知道为什么……他们‘相信我’……一群白痴。”这句话，相信很多人都听过，也就是这句话，表明了马克的自私一面，这是马克对于能轻松获取用户信任后，在网络聊天发表的话，以至于虽然目前已经发展到10亿用户，但仍有部分人不再相信马克了！

第四：“我的意思是说，真正的故事可能很无聊，不是这样吗？我们坐在计算机前面写代码也只有6年的时间。”

第五： “在开发这项功能时我们犯了许多错误。不过在如何处理这些问题上，我们花费了更多的时间。我们在这个版本上的表现的确不佳，我对此表示歉意。在我对我们的错误深感失望的同时，我对收到的用户反馈表示感激。”马克因为备受争议的beacon服务而做出以上道歉！

第六：“我们的使命是让世界更加开放、联通。通过让人们分享想要分享的内容，与想联系的人进行沟通，无论他们身在何方，我们力图实现这一点。”

第七：“所有涉及到内容或特殊体验的领域–游戏、音乐、电视、新闻、传媒和电子商务等众多领域。”当马克被提到对facebook的未来时，发出的宏伟梦想！

第八：“很简单：我们不是创建服务不是为了赚钱；我们赚钱是为了提供更好的服务。我们认为这才是做事的态度。”似乎如今的马克说出的话不在显得年少轻狂，不再那么自私自利了！

第九：“社交图谱的理念是，如果勾画出世界上人与人之间的关联，就形成了社交图谱，这也是Facebook正在做的事情。一旦完成此时，你能够开始打造在它们上的服务，把它变为更多的平台，开发游戏等等。许多人都认为社交图谱是我们拥有或控制的东西，但并不是这样。”这是扎克伯格在接受采访时对“社交图谱”做出的解释。

第十：当Facebook股价在上市后不断下跌之后，扎克伯格表示：“没办法，但不要忘记，Facebook在过去一直都不是一家没有争议的公司。这不是我们第一次经历起伏跌宕。”

第十一：“这周我得到一部iPhone。这个周末我用了四个充电器，以便我随时能够充电。我还装了一部固定电话，以确保随时可以打电话。”虽然对iphone的电池待机差做出了批评，但乔布斯和马克还是亦师亦友的关系！

第十二：对于公司没有推出自有移动应用，扎克伯格表示：“这是最大的错误之一，但不是我们犯下的最大战略错误。我们将来会开发的。”

第十三：“我们不会开发手机，对于我们而言这不是正确的战略。我们或许能够销售出1000万部手机……但这只占到用户总数的1%？谁在乎这些？”，这是当初对传的沸沸扬扬的facebook手机做出的回应，但在如今看来，马克将会推出facebook手机似乎不是一个秘密了！而这些回应似乎也变得毫无意义了！

第十四：“当人们发表关于我们的正面评论，一定要说‘不要相信这一切’。当人们发表关于我们的负面评论，也一定要说‘不要相信这一切’。”

第十五：“我担心所做的事情并不是能够做到的最有意义的事情。”

扎克伯格作为Facebook创始人兼CEO，日常工作不在少数，但他依然坚持在工作之余读书，扎克伯格希望看书的同时，好好思考下Facebook的未来，也塑造自己新的思维模式，也许扎克伯格觉得，常识观点对思考社交媒体广告策略能产生一定启发，所以从书中寻找黄金屋，从别人的观念里获得启示，不失为明智之举。 （美国中文网评）

他勤学好问，常常跟着他认识的最好领导人，并大量阅读相关主题的知识。他还联系史蒂夫·乔布斯（Steve Jobs）、比尔·盖茨（Bill Gates）和其他人，那些人不仅建立了自己的公司而且为新行业发展建立了平台。扎克伯格像海绵一样学习，并天生好奇。他不耻于承认他的无知，也不害怕提出困难的问题，“为什么?”是他最喜欢说的。（腾讯网评）