Mark Zuckerberg Reacts to The Social Network Movie

Watch The Social Network trailer for the David Fincher Facebook movie starring Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake.

In this interview with Divya Narendra, he states that the ConnectU Facebook litigation process is not over. For the first part of the interview, he talks about his company SumZero.com, which is a mix of Wikipedia and social networking that allows buy-side investment analysts to share ideas.

In this segment of a keynote address delivered by Dustin Moskovitz in 2009, the former Facebook Vice President discusses Facebook's Harvard campus origins. He talks about helping to fill the social need for providing a way for students to look up pictures of their fellow classmates online. He goes on to talk about its subsequent use as a tool for social change.

Sean Parker (portrayed by Justin Timberlake in The Social Network movie) talks about the rising importance of social media and why companies like Facebook, Twitter, Ebay and Apple (but not Google) will determine the future of the internet.

David Kirkpatrick, The Facebook Effect author, interviews Sean Parker, who talks about the Causes fundraising app and his involvement with Chatroulette, a video-based chat site that randomly pairs users together to converse.

Watch Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg engage in a video call with Prime Minister David Cameron. They discuss how Facebook will be used to enable the British public to become more active in helping the policymakers figure out ways that Britain can slash spending and save money. However, the most enjoyable part of the video is the fact that Mark Zuckerberg is wearing a T-Shirt.

Join two employees for a RipStick tour of the Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto. Ride along on this video tour as they skate through the real Facebook offices, including the various departments and the employee kitchen.

Twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss are interviewed with regard to their feud with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. They discuss why they plan to continue to fight for what they feel is their rightful share of the company. They close the interview by saying that the last chapter in their battle has yet to be written.

'Nightline' talks with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. Diane Sawyer interviews the CEO at the Palo Alto offices. He emphasizes that The Social Network movie is "fiction" and refers to it as a "distraction" that he and his employees should not be too focused on.