Explain the major responsibilities of Facebook to society using the Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility. In your discussion, explain what some of the tensions among the components (e.g., economic, legal, etc) of the CSR pyramid for Facebook are and Facebook's plan to manage these tensions going forward.
There is no introduction required for Facebook. Most of us are using it or may have used it someday in our life. Today Facebook ranks 5th under Forbes most valuable brand valued at $88.9b which is a step above Coca-Cola.
Some Interesting facts about Facebook:
Even with all these fascinating numbers Facebook has faced lot of criticism how social media influences daily life and its role in politics. With the rising pressure Facebook has been trying to improve its image as a responsible organization which wants to work for the betterment of the society. Its CSR programs are structure to improve its transparency with its key stakeholders which includes (individual/group/business online users).
Facebook CSR activities:
CSR Pyramid Facebook:
Challenges:
Facebook programs are intended to satisfy the need of some stakeholders. But even with a wide user base of 2.2 billion it is unable to communicate with most of them. Based on its current CSR it needs to led the path for the betterment of the society as Facebook is not just a social media platform but also a tempted need nowadays. The company needs to adopt more security measures on data privacy as this has deeply dented the image. In terms of revenue generation more than 75% of the revenue is generated through Facebook advertisement. But the company is still unable to create a revenue model for its private messaging app. As I previously indicated that a profitable firm can only think about its social responsibility thus Facebook needs to closely monitor its balance sheet.
Explain the major responsibilities of Facebook to society using the Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility. In...
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an initiative to assess and take responsibility for a company’s impact on the environment and social wellbeing of the planet. It applies to efforts a company imparts, which go beyond what is mandated by laws and regulations. When it comes to corporate social responsibility (CSR), do you think companies should lean toward Milton Friedman’s (economic freedom) or Archie Carroll's (pyramid) ideology? Explain why you think your answer is better for the company and its stakeholders
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Will facebook be able to have a successful
business model without invading privacy? explain your answer?
could facebook take any measures to make this possible?
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