“I am very concerned but not because of the video, ” he told Mathias Döpfner, the CEO of German media giant Axel Springer. “There have been worse threats.”
Zuckerberg met with Döpfner while he was in Berlin last week. Their wide-ranging interview was published in Die Welt am Sonntag on Sunday.
A few days before their meeting, a group of ISIS supporters published a 25-minute video threatening to take down Facebook (FB, Tech30) and Twitter (TWTR, Tech30) — as well as their leaders. The video was created in response to efforts by both companies to stop terrorist activity on their platforms.
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