Linkedin LinkedIn now allows affirmative action hiring posts in some countries Job listings that express a preference for historically disadvantaged people will now be allowed by LinkedIn in certain countries. Google examines ransomware scheme that utilizes fake LinkedIn profiles and Microsoft bugs A threat actor is using Microsoft's own tools against it. LinkedIn to open office in Israel following acquisition of marketing analytics company Oribi Microsoft's latest acquisition will help LinkedIn customers make business decisions based on analytics. Grid List Latest about LinkedIn Podcast Network will let you interact with the hosts of your favorite shows By Sean Endicott published 23 February 22 Microsoft is piloting the LinkedIn Podcast Network, which features a variety of shows that focus on business. Listeners will be able to interact with podcast hosts through live events. 'No politics' button now exists in LinkedIn, other new features coming soon By Robert Carnevale published 10 February 22 Tired of seeing political content on LinkedIn? You may have a way of disabling it that you didn't even know about. Microsoft kills LinkedIn in China after censorship complications By Robert Carnevale last updated 14 October 21 Friendship with LinkedIn is over. InJobs is the new best friend. We get it, Microsoft: Remote work is 'the new normal.' Please tell us something new. By Robert Carnevale last updated 10 September 21 Roughly 2,500 words misspent. Enjoy LinkedIn Stories until they go away in September By Robert Carnevale published 31 August 21 Do you like LinkedIn's Stories feature? You have less than a month to cherish it before it's gone for the indefinite future. Microsoft's LinkedIn now brings in over $10 billion per year By Sean Endicott published 28 July 21 LinkedIn's revenue increased to over $10 billion per year, according to Microsoft. The service saw a 46% increase in revenue year-over-year. Russian, North Korean threat actors use Internet Explorer and LinkedIn to cause trouble By Robert Carnevale published 14 July 21 Google's keeping tabs on the web's malicious parties. Details from 700 million LinkedIn accounts allegedly for sale following data breach By Sean Endicott last updated 29 June 21 A new report claims that information from 700 million LinkedIn accounts is now for sale on the dark web. This is the second major data breach to affect LinkedIn this year. The data of 500 million LinkedIn profiles is being sold online right now [Updated] By Robert Carnevale last updated 12 April 21 If you have a LinkedIn account, tread lightly. 500 million profiles just had their data scraped and placed on a digital marketplace. LinkedIn adds video profiles and features to help you build your following By Sean Endicott published 30 March 21 LinkedIn's latest features make it easy to share your expertise and personality. You can now share a video cover story and feature your live broadcasts as your profile background. 1234567 Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Windows 11 Android app support rolls out to more countries — here's how to get started2Intel's Core i7-12700 continues to be an excellent choice for gaming3Windows Central Podcast #285: Just use your phone4TF2's latest update just broke everyone's hats, and players are freaking out [Update]5Microsoft gives Microsoft 365 users ‘premium filters’ for Clipchamp video editor
LinkedIn Podcast Network will let you interact with the hosts of your favorite shows By Sean Endicott published 23 February 22 Microsoft is piloting the LinkedIn Podcast Network, which features a variety of shows that focus on business. Listeners will be able to interact with podcast hosts through live events.
'No politics' button now exists in LinkedIn, other new features coming soon By Robert Carnevale published 10 February 22 Tired of seeing political content on LinkedIn? You may have a way of disabling it that you didn't even know about.
Microsoft kills LinkedIn in China after censorship complications By Robert Carnevale last updated 14 October 21 Friendship with LinkedIn is over. InJobs is the new best friend.
We get it, Microsoft: Remote work is 'the new normal.' Please tell us something new. By Robert Carnevale last updated 10 September 21 Roughly 2,500 words misspent.
Enjoy LinkedIn Stories until they go away in September By Robert Carnevale published 31 August 21 Do you like LinkedIn's Stories feature? You have less than a month to cherish it before it's gone for the indefinite future.
Microsoft's LinkedIn now brings in over $10 billion per year By Sean Endicott published 28 July 21 LinkedIn's revenue increased to over $10 billion per year, according to Microsoft. The service saw a 46% increase in revenue year-over-year.
Russian, North Korean threat actors use Internet Explorer and LinkedIn to cause trouble By Robert Carnevale published 14 July 21 Google's keeping tabs on the web's malicious parties.
Details from 700 million LinkedIn accounts allegedly for sale following data breach By Sean Endicott last updated 29 June 21 A new report claims that information from 700 million LinkedIn accounts is now for sale on the dark web. This is the second major data breach to affect LinkedIn this year.
The data of 500 million LinkedIn profiles is being sold online right now [Updated] By Robert Carnevale last updated 12 April 21 If you have a LinkedIn account, tread lightly. 500 million profiles just had their data scraped and placed on a digital marketplace.
LinkedIn adds video profiles and features to help you build your following By Sean Endicott published 30 March 21 LinkedIn's latest features make it easy to share your expertise and personality. You can now share a video cover story and feature your live broadcasts as your profile background.
