It's Here: Huge Facebook Change Rolls Out To Everyone

Thursday, December 15, 2011
After two months and as many lawsuits, Facebook is at last rolling out a revamped profile design that puts personal histories front and center.

First teased at Facebook's f8 conference in September, the new profile design, called "Timeline," has traded profile pages' discrete sections for an image-rich overview of people's lives. Rather than divvying up a user's profile into categories of content, Facebook's new profile pages deliver a portrait of a person composed of years' worth of relationship status updates, photos, and wall posts.
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