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This week, Front Row attended an unsettlingly quiet Q&A in London where one panellist couldn’t speak a word without facing legal consequences. Back on home soil, we busted a move with Mel C on a Sydney bus and got the tea on Sandra Bullock from ’90s heartthrob Harry Connick Jr.
At an advanced screening of The Social Reckoning in London, a Q&A panel after the film looked a little different than usual.
The new Aaron Sorkin movie details the events that led Facebook to become Meta, after whistleblower Frances Haugen leaked company reports and documents to The Wall St Journal’s Jeff Horwitz, who wrote a 17-part series called The Facebook Files.
Haugen went on to testify in front of congress and was never sued by the company.
But subsequent whistleblower, Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former senior executive who is being sued by the tech giant after releasing her 2025 memoir Careless People, has famously been gagged by the company.
That didn’t stop the former global public-policy director from sitting on stage during the Q&A panel in London, alongside Mark Zuckerberg’s former mentor and early Facebook investor, Roger McNamee.
There was one catch though – while McNamee...
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