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On Sunday night, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg revealed the latest changes made in the profile page of the most popular social networking site in a high profile public appearance in an interview with Lesley Stahl of ’60 minutes’.

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In than interview that continued for 60 minutes nearly, Zuckerberg shared a lot of information with public including the possibility of the launch of a Facebook IPO, its wealth, online privacy, his portrayal in the movie based on his life “The Social Network” and last but not the least the changes made on users profile page to make it more interactive.

Earlier Sunday, Facebook in its blog had announced about the profile-page changes which highlights on photos and give users new ways to describe themselves. Besides spotlighting photos, the new layout adds other features, such as allowing users to list important people in their lives and to detail the history of their relationships with friends.

Moreover, Facebook has assured that the users are definitely going to like these changes and won’t revolt against the changes as they did against a change made earlier this year.

However, after the initial survey made through online poll by Mashable, the Facebook user’s views were split. Of the 2,400 people who had responded by early Sunday evening, about 29 percent said they loved it. About 16 percent said they hated it and 15 percent said they preferred the old version.

The redesign is that latest effort by Facebook to consolidate its grip on the social networking space and increasingly become people’s default destination on the Internet.

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