"The Facebook shareholder revolt just got bloody," reports Business Insider:"Facebook's voting rights are tilted heavily in favor of B-class shareholders, which consist almost exclusively of Zuckerberg and his small coterie," explains Slashdot reader schwit1 . "Which means that the company's founder enjoys all the cash from being publicly-held, but none of the discipline from shareholders."Facebook's investors are now demanding an independent investigation into Zuckerberg's "outsized" power, according to the article, which notes that 83.2% of outside shareholders also backed a proposal to scrap Facebook's dual-class share structure altogether.