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LinkedIn getting a free upgrade that'll add TikTok-style features

If you wanted more video on LinkedIn, you're in luck as the network tests portrait clip posting.

How AI could make or break your career

AI in recruitment can lead to misconnections and mayhem.

TechRadar

Cleaners, builders, Primark shoppers: ads for London mayor hopeful Susan Hall reveal Tories’ targets

Analysis shows content is aimed at working-class over-50s, and plays on fears of crime, stirs anger and pushes conspiracy theories

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LinkedIn To Enhance User Experience With Gaming Features

LinkedIn is breaking into the online gaming space in an attempt to increase the time users spend on the platform.

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Exploring the Best Freelancing Websites: Your Ultimate Guide for 2024

The freelancing industry is showing remarkable growth, with over one-third of the U.S. workforce now turning to freelance jobs, and the annual salary for the average freelancer is reported to be around $67,000.

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LinkedIn moves in on TikTok's turf with video option

The professional networking platform has been one of the few social media brands that hasn't caved to video.

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People really love the new British Airways ads

But what do they actually say about the brand?

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LinkedIn could soon help you get fired with a TikTok-like video feed

LinkedIn is rolling out a new feature that will bring short, vertical videos to the social media platform.

Tom’s Guide

LinkedIn now wants to be more like...TikTok?

LinkedIn wants you to watch short TikTok-like videos for professional advice on its updated app as it takes on the giants.

TechRadar

Linkedin Testing Short-Form Video Feature To Compete With Tiktok

LinkedIn tests short-form video feature similar to TikTok and YouTube Shorts, catering to mobile users with quick, engaging content.

Top News

Why has LinkedIn become so weird?

It is now used as a full social network – and is changing how we think about our identities and accomplishments. Time for us all to be a lot more honest ...

The Guardian - UK

Businesses are ramping up AI spending as demand for new skills increases

New reports reveal the importance of AI/ML skills in the labor market as companies begin to reassess their desired skills.

TechRadar

Ferrari Wants to Build an Upside-Down, Hydrogen, Twin-Supercharged Inline-Six

The Italian automaker's patent is so full of radical ideas that it's hard to believe it's only one document.

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Ph.D. student from India Cheistha Kochhar dies after being run over by truck in London

Cheistha Kochhar, NITI Aayog ex-employee and PhD student, tragically dies in London traffic accident while pursuing Ph.D. at London School of Economics.

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Samsung will offer 8 years of OS upgrades on enterprise Galaxy Tab Active 5 tablets

Smartphone and tablet manufacturers are competing to offer the best software support, and Samsung wants to end the conversation by supporting the enterprise Galaxy Tab Active5 for eight years.

International Business Times UK

Stop Looking For Remote Jobs on LinkedIn and Indeed - Here's Where To Look Instead

A career coach advises job seekers to look for fully-remote companies online before applying to hybrid-remote vacancies

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5 highest-earning baby names revealed: Your little one could grow up to earn a salary of £113,472 with one of these options

David and Sarah are just two of the baby names that could grow up to make the most money - would you choose them?

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Business with $30m in government contracts goes bust

The award-winning firm is run by a former federal public servant.

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Linkedin Premium Engineering Insights From Prashanthi Padmanabhan

Learn how LinkedIn Premium's engineering team prioritizes user feedback and rapid experimentation for product development.

TechRadar

LinkedIn is adding games, for some reason

You might soon be able to play games with colleagues and new connections on LinkedIn, but we’re not quite sure why.

Dynamite News

LinkedIn may add gaming to its services

LinkedIn is used by millions to find jobs online. The team of the Microsoft-owned social platform is now all set to add some fun elements to the app. Read further on Dynamite News:

International Business Times UK

Deaf Google Worker Sues for Discrimination: Had No Translator and Was Told to 'Keep Her Mouth Shut'

Google went back on its initial promise to provide Jalon Hall with sign language interpreters to help her in moderating YouTube content.

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“Leave Early? Fine”: CEO Is Praised After Sharing His Result-Only Work Policies

"I hired you to do a job, and I trust you to get it done." The post “Leave Early? Fine”: CEO Is Praised After Sharing His Result-Only Work Policies first appeared on Bored Panda.

International Business Times UK

Employer Turns Down 'Excellent' Applicant Due To 5 -Year Break: Why Gap Years Shouldn't Matter

While career gaps can still lead to rejections, there has been a hike in recruiters who welcome lengthy gaps in employment.

The Guardian - UK

EU calls on tech firms to outline plans to tackle deepfakes amid election fears

Move involving companies such as Google, Facebook and X comes after evidence of Russian online interference in polls

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