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After an arguably disastrous SXSWi interview, Facebook's founder sits down with CNET News.com's Caroline McCarthy to clear the air and talk about the site's future.

[SusanBratton]

How Sarah Can Save Her Reputation

http://blogs.personallifemedia.com/dishymix/2008/03/10/sarah-lacy-heres-how-to-resuscitate-your-reputation/









Sarah Lacy - Here?s How to Resuscitate Your Reputation

March 10, 2008 at 12:51 pm · Filed under Industry Info · Edit

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Here?s what NOT to do in this video interview by Austin360 reporter Omar Gallaga.

Sarah, here?s my PR triage crisis management recommendation for fixing this blunder:

1) Apologize for goodness sakes. Do it formally. You let your audience down. Say ?I?m sorry.? Stop justifying yourself. Aplogize to Mark too. You were mean to him.

2) Take a mulligan. Solicit questions from the SXSW audience and do a vidcast interview with Mark in humble service to the industry. Redeem yourself by showing you can rise above your mistakes. ZDNet is already collecting some questions for you.

Everyone will move on if you simply say you truly are sorry. We all make mistakes. You can redem yourself with the industry. It?s not too late. And it?s easy.

[LarryBowler]

The Zuckerburg Crush

girls outstrip boys in Facebook usage.

[Broward Horne]

Toast

You can't expect a 23-year-old to have real-life experience. Facebook had a window of opportunity that's now closing, their growth rate peaked in late 2007.

http://www.realmeme.com/roller/page/realmeme?entry=prediction_opensocial_api_beats_facebook

Color Facebook done.

[Red October]

Don't worry Mark...

This is a fringe designer event in a provincial Texas town. You deserved to be treated better.