The phrase was a play on “aut Caesar aut nihil,” which means “either a Caesar or nothing,” or more simply “all or nothing.” Mark Zuckerberg ... after emperors Augustus and Marcus ...

As alter egos go, Augustus Caesar is not a bad one for Mark Zuckerberg, pontifex maximus of Meta, owner of the Facebook family of apps. Both men started their march to power as teenagers.

Mark Zuckerberg has faced quite ... translating to “Either Zuck or nothing.” Zuckerberg's shirt is a play on the classical Latin phrase “Aut Caesar aut nihi” that translates to “Either ...

At a panel discussion, while discussing the power dynamics of social media, Graber quipped, “We don’t want a Caesar ... Mark Zuckerberg. For years, Zuckerberg has been the reigning Augustus ...

Mark Zuckerberg and Jay Graber wearing Latin ... been fascinated by Roman emperors and has a particular interest in Augustus Caesar, who he praised as having established 200 years of world peace ...

Jay Graber, the CEO of the microblogging social media site Bluesky, sent a message to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg with a ... a ...

And what better way to say that than with a T-shirt that calls out Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg? "If a billionaire tried to ruin things," Graber said of Bluesky, "users could just leave ...