Network & Mark Zuckerberg:
Thanks to The Social Network, Mark Zuckerberg has become a controversial figure. In the film the Social Network Mark Zuckenberg is depicted as a ruthless young man who founded Facebook to increase his chances with girls and allow him entry into elite Ivy League institutions, but actually Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says The Social Network has got him all wrong, apart from his on-screen wardrobe.

Jesse Eisenberg’s portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg is outstanding. He enacts with ease the vulnerability of Mark’s character; sometimes, he is lost, at other times, angry, vengeful or repentant. The Social Network mostly focuses on whether or not Mark Zuckerberg is a bad person, betraying his best friend, stealing a billion-dollar idea. The film wants us to speculate that Zuckerberg does these things without question or doubt or remorse.

He built that social space around the social life of the people he knew, friends he had. And he worked more than hard to make sure the system was stable and functioning at all times. He then spreaded is idea to other schools, communities, and now to anyone. Today, with more than 500,000,000 users, it is one of the fastest growing networks in the history of man. That undergraduate is now a billionaire, multiple times over. He is the youngest billionaire in the world.

Example 2: MonShowRoom
My next example comes from my past experience when I worked in a company as an Intern. In France in 2010, the market for e-business weighed 25 billion euros. This represents an increase of 26% compared to 2009.The e-commerce in France continues to increase despite the economic crisis. In 2009 more than 24 million French people bought on the Internet. They have made a total of 278 million online transactions.

During the summer of 2010 I worked three months in a company that does E-Business, I was hired as an intern and was working in the Marketing department.
Séverine Grégoire founded the company who goes by the