
Affirmative action job posts now allowed on LinkedIn in some countries
LinkedIn has made a policy change that will allow posts seeking to hire people from historically disadvantaged groups in certain countries.
LinkedIn has made a policy change that will allow posts seeking to hire people from historically disadvantaged groups in certain countries.
Though Microsoft often reports on the ransomware campaigns it's monitoring, sometimes a competitor exposes activity of note. In this case, Google's exposed a group it's nicknamed "Exotic Lily" that's been using Microsoft's tools for nefarious purposes.
LinkedIn announced an agreement to purchase marketing analytics company Oribi. Technology from Oribi will be integrated into LinkedIn, which will help customers measure website conversions.
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.
Tired of seeing political content on LinkedIn? You may have a way of disabling it that you didn't even know about.
The Chinese government and LinkedIn are having a challenging time coexisting. As such, Microsoft will stop its Chinese LinkedIn activities and give the country a new job board application devoid of social feeds or article sharing.
Nothing's worse than an educational read with minimal actual educational value. Sadly, that seems to be the long and short of what Microsoft and LinkedIn have presented with their recent hybrid work data showcase.
Do you like LinkedIn's Stories feature? You have less than a month to cherish it before it's gone for the indefinite future.
LinkedIn's revenue increased to over $10 billion per year, according to Microsoft. The service saw a 46% increase in revenue year-over-year.
A new report from Google outlines the international groups responsible for infringing on the safety of web denizens attempting to safely use LinkedIn and Internet Explorer. But the dangers extend well beyond Microsoft products.
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.
If you have a LinkedIn account, tread lightly. 500 million profiles just had their data scraped and placed on a digital marketplace.
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.
Microsoft's LinkedIn recently paused new sign-ups for the social media site in China. The move was done while the company works to "remain in compliance with local law."
Microsoft will reportedly launch a new service called Marketplaces that will compete with Fiverr and Upwork. The service will let people hire freelancers and look for gig work.
LinkedIn's CEO announced that around six percent of employees from LinkedIn's Global Sales and Talent Acquisition organizations will be laid off. The layoffs come as a result of the current global pandemic affecting corporate hiring.
Microsoft's LinkedIn was caught copying clipboard data from iOS devices. The behavior was called a bug by LinkedIn and has since been fixed in a new version of the app.
Microsoft is bringing together from resources from LinkedIn, GitHub, and Microsoft to help people learn digital skills to improve employability. The goal of the global initiative is to teach 25 million people around the world digital skills by the end of the year.
During a virtual town hall hosted by LinkedIn, anonymous people shared rude and hurtful comments. LinkedIn's CEO shared his thoughts on the comments and discussed how to limit them in the future.
LinkedIn's new Skill Assessments feature will let you take skills tests and show off your verified skills to employers.