The other day I accessed LinkedIn from a computer at an internet cafe, which allowed me to see the full login page for the first time in a long time. The login page features a list of what’s new at LinkedIn:
Hmm… really?
LinkedIn Answers launched in January 2007. Personalized URLs and public web profiles have been [...]
LinkedIn Mobile: False Start, 5-Yard Penalty, Repeat the Down
In the first hands-on review I’ve seen of the new LinkedIn Mobile, Jeff at Apple Briefs gives it less-than-stellar marks:
In fact, you can’t really do much of anything besides invite people. This makes sense to a certain degree given the medium – mobile phones with very [...]
Well, the hot LinkedIn story today is the announcement of LinkedIn’s new mobile application. You can access it via your Blackberry, iPhone or other WAP-enabled device at http://m.LinkedIn.com.
LinkedIn has the full announcement over on their blog. There must be 100 tech news stories and blog posts around the web also covering it, but I [...]
The LinkedIn developers were busy this year! Since LinkedIn rarely actually announces new features officially, it’s a little difficult to build a comprehensive list, so I don’t claim for this to be. These are just the ones I’ve found most valuable:
January - LinkedIn Answers
LinkedIn’s first foray into public interaction started off on shaky ground, [...]
True networking is proactive, not just reactive, but LinkedIn’s basic introduction model is reactive. In other words, if Adam wants to meet Betty, and I know both of them, Adam can request for me to introduce him to Betty. But if I’m reading Betty’s profile one day (let’s say she just updated it), and think [...]