TIME Magazine has announced its 2010 Person of the Year, and it's the same guy who starred in one of the year's biggest films -- sort of. Mark Zuckerberg, the 26-year-old Facebook creator and subject of Oscar front-runner 'The Social Network,' notched the honor "for connecting more than half a billion people and mapping the social relations among them; for creating a new system of exchanging information; and for changing how we all live our lives," TIME writes.The magazine's Person of the Year package includes a long profile of Zuckerberg, an essay, videos inside Facebook HQ and photos of Zuckerberg now and in his youth.
Zuckerberg beat Wikileaks founder Julian Assange for the top spot. See TIME's video interview with Zuckerberg after the jump.




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Do the Golden Globes already know who won? Thought that "Social Network" was just nominated yesterday, but this article says that it won Best Picture from the Globes.
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Read the article AGAIN!!! It says that the picture was honored for Best Picture by the NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW...and EARNED a Golden Globe NOMINATION!!!
At 26 it must make him feel great to have this kind of recognition. Congrats kiddo.
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I'm glad this guy's going to be on the cover of Time. Now I'll have a really good sized target for my darts! This Facebook has ruined this world-not that it needed any more help! No privacy, egotistical people blabbing about everything that is so unimportant! Then they cry when their identity is stolen! Don't go on it-don't buy into it! It's caused more trouble than it's helped!
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Sounds like your jealous FB hasn't caused no problems so your claims are baseless & lies. Your a loser that needs to get a life.
i was supposed to be person of the year but my head was too big for the cover,damn.
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CONGRATS Mark Zuckerberg on being Time Person Of The Year.
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That's not what the article originally stated. It said received Best Picture honors from the Golden Globes and then went into the National Board of Review, etc. It was edited.
Poor proofreading, or a too-early announcement?
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