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Latest LinkedIn news
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Windows 8 privacy fears over stated
The problem is that Windows 8 connects its users with networks including Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, LinkedIn, Hotmail, Gmail, and Exchange. -
Samsung mulls server push
RumourBut Forbes spotted LinkedIn profiles show the names of other AMD server experts who have drifted to Samsung. This includes Jim Mergard, who was a vice president and chief engineer, and Brad Burgess, who was chief architect of a low-power AMD processor design known as Bobcat. -
RIM needs an iPhone developer
According to a job posting on its LinkedIn, the company appears to want to adapt some of its proprietary applications for use on Apple's iOS. -
AMD starts hiring
AMD's LinkedIn page is now filled with job posts and there is active recruiting taking place behind the scenes. All the adverts are looking for several talented engineers at the same time and headhunting has also been carried out on Twitter. -
Scales fall off entrepreneurs’ eyes
Silicon Valley comes to OxfordLinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman, who was so eloquent in the Oxford Union debate the other night, had nothing to say at all. A very Zen statement, that. -
LinkedIn man slams Foxconn and Apple, says there aren't enough jobs
Silicon Valley comes to OxfordReid Hoffman, the co-founder and chairman of posh social networking site Linkedin, had a pop at corporate culture last night, pointing out that the average worker was usually the guy who farmed or the gal who did the washing up. -
Google, Oracle overtake Microsoft in reported vulnerabilities
LinkedIn was attacked too, though strangely for the business network, the successful campaign was with the promise of a Justin Bieber video. -
"Substandard" contractors enforce Government Facebook ban
Employment Minister Grayling said in a written statement last week that DWP has “restricted or blocked” access to sites including Facebook. Though certain areas of the department were still able to access the full gamut of social sites, such as in communications roles, mostly it is restricted to Lin -
Apple's top patent lawyer leaving would mean trouble
BJ Watrous, former deputy general counsel with Hewlett Packard, is now listed as Apple's chief IP counsel on Watrous's LinkedIn web page. -
Microsoft kills off Pioneer Studios
Georg Petschnigg, a cofounder of Pioneer Studios, says on his LinkedIn profile that he is working on an "undisclosed new venture." It is unlikely to be anything like the Courier, which Microsoft announced had gone the way of the Dodo last year. -
LinkedIn share price doubles
Not for the first time this year a social networking site has caused some gasps at massive valuations, leading to concerns of another internet bubble as LinkedIn’s share price doubled. -
LinkedIn sets its share price
LinkedIn is throwing around those dollar bills. The business networking company has said it will be offering 7.84 million shares in its initial public offering. This works out to $32-$35 each. -
Facebook losing top employees
According to Business Insider, the social networking site has been dropped by director of business development, Jim Midgal. He lists his current job on LinkedIn profile as "baggage handler". He also describes his company as "travelling. -
LinkedIn sued for disclosing user's personal information
LinkedIn hascome under fire with one Kevin Low, a user who is suing it for allegedly violating his privacy. -
Google kills off good sites
The winners of the change include Time.com, Instructables, Sears, DailyMotion, LinkedIn, Facebook, MarthaStewart.com, the Library of Congress and Snopes which seem to have had a 15 per cent increase each. -
10.4 percent growth expected in 2011 for tech firms
More companies are expected to go public in 2011, leading 68 percent of CFOs to predict a big increase in initial public offerings this year. LinkedIn announced its plans to go public at the end of last month and many believe that Facebook and others will follow suit. -
LinkedIn confirms plans to go public
LinkedIn has confirmed that it is to go public soon with the filing of its registration statement for an Initial Public Offering. -
AMD, Nvidia, ASUS play musical chairs with staff shake-up
While Wright’s LinkedIn page says he currently remains an XFX employee, it is rumoured that the switch has already been made to Nvidia.
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