The median LinkedIn user is the same age as Carrot Top. What about the other most popular sites in the world? We crunched Google's numbers to find out. Read More ›
Plus, how to not be creepy on Twitter. Welcome to FWD: Halp! a weekly advice column about using technology like a person. Read More ›
A user tried to verify her password — and the site gave her a captcha. In Hebrew. (She doesn't have a Hebrew keyboard.) Read More ›
Deliciously informative. Read More ›
It's as easy as pee! A clever explanation for how we use the various social networks we're addicted to surged on Reddit today in the form of this old image, made from an even older tweet. I decided to expand on the topic by updating the original and making a bit pretty, too. Add your own suggestions in the comments! Read More ›
Is your career not where you hoped it would be? According to LinkedIn, maybe you should change your name to Peter or Deborah. View Image ›
We live in a brave new world. Of peeing. View Image ›
If you walk into an interview and read this list as a sentence without any grammar or punctuation, you're guaranteed a job. Fact. Although, much like Julian Assange by the Time editorial board, “synergy” was robbed. This list only applies to the United States. Europe seems to prefer “innovative” over “extensive experience.” View Image ›
Twitter is about to announce that it is launching major upgrades to its Facebook and LinkedIn applications, bringing added functionality and integration between Twitter and two of the world’s largest social networks.The new Twitter app for Facebook, of which a preview version will be available here View Image ›
Over the next few weeks, LinkedIn will be rolling out a complete overhaul to its Groups feature to make creating and following conversations easier and more engaging.
Professional social network LinkedIn now has 70 million members, according to the company’s home page. The company hit 60 million users in February, and has been growing fast, especially in international markets. LinkedIn’s network’s CEO, Jeff Weiner, stated in a blog post last fall that half of LinkedIn’s membership is international. The company is also listing one million company profiles, which are similar to a user profile.
OExchange, a simple specification for URL-based content sharing on the Web, was introduced today by a number of online service providers and social networks. The open link-sharing protocol has gained support from Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Digg, Instapaper, StumbleUpon, Clearspring Technologies and a handful more.
Demographic info for four major social networks may make you rethink how you're spending your time online. View Image ›
A Poken is a small gadget for your keychain that allows you to share all your social networking information with other people just by touching your Poken to theirs. A less dirty-sounding description is that it's like an electronic business card that stores your Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn profiles. So your new friends and business contacts can see your goofy-ass Facebook photos without even having to Google you. Read More ›
LinkedIn strengthens and extends your existing network of trusted contacts. LinkedIn is a networking tool that helps you discover inside connections…
