Why you should pay attention to LinkedIn

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From: linkedin.com Recommended by: Narendra Bhatta Innovation is the urge to unveil creativity within an individual. For creativity to thrive and flourish, one needs to continuously fuel the Innovative spirit within. However, the pleasures ...

LinkedIn has set itself up as one of the premiere sites for professionals to connect and look for employment, but one controversial category of workers appears to be getting the cold shoulder: sex workers are now prohibited from using the service to ...

The world's "oldest profession" is now banned from LinkedIn. Wasn't it already? Well, no, not exactly. And in a funny way, it still isn't. A recent update to the site's privacy policy and user agreement includes language that forbids "content that ...

MOUNTAIN, VIEW CALIFORNIA LinkedIn and Facebook celebrated the anniversaries of their IPOs just a few days apart this week. But their experiences as publicly traded companies couldn't be more different. LinkedIn Corp. promotes its service as a ...

India is second to none when it comes to connecting with family and friends on social networking websites. And when it comes to professional social networking, the country is not too far behind. LinkedIn has announced that it has crossed 20 million ...

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-Business Wire India): LinkedIn, the world's largest professional network, today announced its India member base has crossed the 20 million mark, gaining the critical mass significant enough to

Its taken almost two years for the professional networking site LinkedIn to double its user base in India: The company today claimed that it has crossed 20 million registered users in India, up from 14 million in April 2012 and 10 million in June 2011.