Young people are using Facebook for personal over professional reasons, yet they are friending their coworkers.

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Most people have yet to publish their timelines, since the feature only became available across the site last Thursday and Facebook has a seven-day grace period for people to choose what to put on the advanced profile before it publishes for the entire world to see.

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Does using Facebook and LinkedIn profiles to determine which passengers to sit near on an airline flight sound far fetched? Not to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.

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Facebook announced the launch of timeline profiles on NBC’s “Today” show, and we’ve got a clip of it below for you to see.

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Facebook officially launched its new timeline profile earlier Thursday, and the reaction in status updates was swift: several posts per second. Surprisingly, we’re seeing as many positive posts as complaints.

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I had a chance to sit down with Thiago Barrella, marketing analyst at Yahoo Brazil, who manages the brand’s Facebook page, among other things. He believes in the power of authentic conversations enabled by social media, as well as the ability for social conversations to connect everyone in the future.  Read the rest of this entry »

The trademark lawsuit filed by Timelines.com to block Facebook’s use of the term “timeline” is experiencing a delay, making the official rollout of the advanced profile before year end unlikely.

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People who still rely on the old method of automatically importing their blog content to the Facebook’s official notes application will no longer be able to do so starting November 22.

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Let’s see how long it takes for two fake profiles purporting to be Sharon Bialek to disappear from the site because Facebook’s rules don’t allow impersonation.

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