本•麦兹里奇

畅销书作家。1991年毕业于哈佛大学，著有包括畅销书《博得满堂彩》（"Bringing Down the House"）在内的9本书，总印数超过百万册，并被译成8种语言。

《Facebook:关于性、金钱、天才和背叛》讲述生命中那些温暖、神秘的联结与网络时代那些冰冷、严谨的技术相互作用，成就了Facebook——一个成立仅6年却网聚了4亿用户的社交网站。

《Facebook:关于性、金钱、天才和背叛》便是Facebook的创始神话，是一个关于性、金钱、天才和背叛的故事，一个基于大量采访、几百个资料提供者、上万页文件资料、甚至还包括几项诉讼程序的颇具戏剧性的故事，一个关于创新、成长、引爆流行和赢得人气竞赛的故事。

2004年2月4日，哈佛大学的大二学生马克•扎克伯格在宿舍里捣鼓出了Facebook，此后，这个网站以病毒一样惊人的速度传播开去。2010年3月的一周，Facebook的流量超过了它在美国所有的竞争对手，包括谷歌！而年仅25岁的马克•扎克伯格（跟比尔•盖茨一样，他也是哈佛大学的肄业生了！），以40亿美元的身价登上了2010福布斯全球最年轻富豪榜，位居榜首。

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Exuberant and revealing, The Accidental Billionaires is a fast-paced, inside look at a story of fortune gained and innocence lost, and how a company that was created to bring people together ultimately tore two friends apart.

In 2003, Eduardo Saverin and Mark Zuckerberg were Harvard undergrads and best friends looking for a way to stand out among the university’s elite and competitive student body. Then one lonely night, Zuckerberg hacked into the campus computer system to pull off a prank that crashed Harvard’s network. This stunt almost got him expelled, but it also inspired Zuckerberg to create Facebook, the social networking site that has since revolutionized how people around the world communicate. With Saverin’s funding their small start-up quickly went from their college dorm room to Silicon Valley. But different ideas about Facebook’s future tested Zuckerberg and Saverin’s relationship, which then spiraled into out-and-out warfare. Soon, the collegiate exuberance that marked their collaboration fell prey to the adult world of venture capitalists, lawyers, and big money.

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