The Facebook boss denied to talk UK Parliament about data abuse
The Facebook boss will send one of his senior deputies instead, the company said. Damian Collins who leads the digital, culture, media and sport select committee had written to Mr Zuckerberg directly requesting that he appear.
Mr Collins letter made the request in the strongest possible terms, and suggested that Mr Zuckerberg himself should appear. He gave until Monday evening to reply to the request.
Facebook has now replied, on a letter dated 26 March, in which it says that it will send either Mike Schroepfer, Facebook's chief technology officer, and Chris Cox, its chief product officer.
Both have worked under Mark Zuckerberg for more than 10 years, and are among the longest serving executives at the company.
It didn't say why the Facebook boss himself could not...









