Person of the Year

Occupy protesters joined Arab Spring participants as Time honorees for the Protester as Person of the Year 2011.

Column discussing the decision by Time Magazine to name "The Protester" as it's Person Of the Year.

Time Magazine’s “Person of the Year” for 2011 is “the Protester,” made in an announcement on the Today Show according to the Houston Chronicle. This apparently includes Occupy Wall Street as well as those who ushered in the “Arab Spring.”

Steve Jobs not only made technology available to the masses but he showed us how to use that technology to improve our lives.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel might have just saved the Euro, the European Union and my retirement fund. At the same time, she seems undaunted by public sentiment, controversy and criticism. Clearly, she is my choice for person of the year.

As Time Magazine prepares to announce their 2011 Person of the Year winner, I began to reflect on the year and those that most influenced society and had the greatest impact on the world.

As an athlete, Denver Broncos QB Tim Tebow has not only inspired his team but his fans as well.

What do Mark Zuckerberg, Jeffery Bezos, Newt Gingrich and Ted Turner have in common?

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been named Time Magazine's 2010 Person of the year. This award comes with increased attention, and many of the previous winners have experienced their own failures and successes following their receipt of the title.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has been named Time's 2010 Person of the Year.

Facebook stardom and movie stardom culminated in one final honor for Mark Zuckerberg this year. Time magazine chose him as its second-youngest Person of the Year despite online support for Julian Assange.

Mark Zuckerberg makes his way as Time's Person of the Year. What's not to love about this man? I mean, he CREATED facebook.

Article detailing how despicable the fact is that Hitler won Time's Person of the Year in 1938.

Ben Bernanke, Chairman of the Federal Reserve has just been named Time Magazine's Person of the Year for 2009.

With financial downturns a household after dinner conversational prerequisite and economic woes affecting every facet of the daily grind, Time Magazine selects Fed Chair Ben Bernanke as Person of the Year for 2009.

Time's person of the year may not be a household name, but he is our 'economic overlord' Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke received the annual honor, for slowing down the country's economic downfall in 2009.

On Wednesday, December 16, 2009, Ben Bernanke was named Time Person of the Year.

Time Magazine's Person of the Year designation is for the person who has had the biggest impact "for better or for worse." Therefore, Time is not endorsing Barack Obama.

The latest end of the year honor for Barack Obama, who is ranking number 1 in every other year-end wrap up this month, is his selection as TIME Magazine's person of the year.

Time Magazine should have already been embarrassed for picking Vladimir Putin as their Person of the Year. In the wake of Bhutto's assassination, the editors who made that choice should be made to pull the Stone of Shame while naked.

An article that discusses five possible options for Time Magazine's person of the year.

Each year, Time Magazine selects its "Person of the Year." While the most recent years have included mostly cop-outs and uninspired selections, this year's selection should be much more provocative.

Congratulations on being chosen as the Person of the Year. You've shared your knowledge and your thoughts with the world.