LinkedIn will no longer allow users to display Twitter posts on site
In a Friday blog post, the world’s leading professional-networking website LinkedIn revealed that it will no longer allow its users to display posts from popular microblogging service Twitter.LinkedIn,...
View ArticleHackers might get attracted to LinkedIn's new 'Intro' feature
Linkedin's new Intro practicality, started by CEO Jeff Weiner prior without much fanfare, is proposed to make the business systems administration more versatile well disposed. James Lyne, Global Head...
View ArticleLawsuit will allow LinkedIn to issue enforceable subpoenas to third parties
LinkedIn's recently filed lawsuit against unidentified hackers is a tactic to put pressure on Internet service providers (ISPs) to help the company in finding out the offenders, a data security experts...
View ArticleLinkedIn to close ‘Intro’ email app on March 7
Professional social media network LinkedIn has declared that it will finally pull the plug on its controversial 'Intro' email app for iOS on 7th of March this year.Intro is a mobile service designed...
View ArticleLinkedIn now has more than 300 million members
World's largest professional site,LinkedIn has said that it has now more than 300 million members across the world.The company also said that more than half of its members are located outside the...
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