Business Insider: "At Facebook's annual meeting, Mark Zuckerberg stuck to his talking points - and ignored some of shareholders' biggest concerns"

Shareholders peppered Zuckerberg and his fellow Facebook executives and board members with questions about their ability and commitment to identify and delete fake accounts and abusive posts, the lack of diversity among Facebook's executive ranks, and the alleged censorship of conservative voices on its social-networking service. They also pushed the company to make reforms to its corporate governance, set up a board committee to assess and monitor risks to its business, and issue reports on how it polices content on its site and on the differences between what it pays male and female workers. In response to the criticisms, Zuckerberg and his colleagues ignored the concerns about the company's governance and calls for more transparency about its hiring practices. Instead he spent much of his time instead going over many of the recent changes Facebook has made and repeated talking points from press appearances and congressional hearings. Read more at Business Insider.