It's hard to make any progress in social networking without opening up the service to outside developers. Even Facebook, arguably the most closed off social network, knows this and has made the most of its Facebook Connect offering. Now LinkedIn is looking to do the same with the announcement that it has finall... |
24 November 2009
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Twitter looks to be as popular as ever, judging by all the attention it's been getting, but for several months traffic numbers in the US have been stalling and they've actually dropped in October from the previous month, going from 20.9 to just 19.2 million, according to comScore numbers. Traffic has been ... |
13 November 2009
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Twitter has been on a roll lately when it comes to partnerships. It signed a deal with Bing to provide the search engine with real-time results, and barely a few hours later Google made its own announcement of a similar deal. Now, Twitter and LinkedIn have announced they've reached an agreement and a partnership... |
10 November 2009
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Social networks haven't exactly lost their image as teen hangouts but these days teenagers are hardly the dominant population on any social network including Facebook or MySpace. And there isn't a greater example of how social networks are going mainstream than LinkedIn, a social network dedicated to profes... |
15 October 2009
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Social networking service LinkedIn has announced a new CEO, Jeff Weiner replacing founder Reid Hoffman who temporarily held the position. The site is the fifth largest social network in the world with 42 million registered users and 15 million monthly unique visitors. “LinkedIn was founded to harness the power ... |
26 June 2009
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Hackers are using the LinkedIn professional networking service to spread trojans, antivirus researchers warn. The fake profiles of tens of celebrities are enticing users to visit malicious links claiming to point to their nude videos. LinkedIn is a popular social networking website for professionals, allowing them to... |
7 January 2009
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There have been rumors about talks being had by News Corp and LinkedIn, concerning a possible takeover by the first of the latter. Basically, they turned out to be bogus, the only issues brought into conversation being future partnerships. (Yawns) Booooring! That's too bad, too, because, as Duncan Riley of TechC... |
4 December 2007
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