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Sabeer Bhatia back in business with 'social video platform' for job seekers

Hotmail co-founder launches ShowReel, a purpose-driven social video platform that will match job seekers with companies looking for talent

LinkedIn is pulling out of China, though Microsoft remains

While Microsoft chases growth for Bing, Teams and its cloud service, Azure, from China, its Windows operating system still dominates in the country with stringent regulations

After LinkedIn's exit from China, will more companies follow suit?

Analysts said that as Beijing continues to tighten its grip over the private sector including the tech companies, there could be a few more companies that decide to slash down their operations

Microsoft shutting down LinkedIn in China amid censorship rules

Microsoft is shutting down its LinkedIn service in China later this year after censorship rules were tightened by Beijing.

55% of India's employed professional report feeling stressed: LinkedIn

This was despite drastic work transformations. keeping up with these changes the past 18 months has adversely affected the mental health of the country's working professionals

LinkedIn must face narrowed US lawsuit claiming it overcharged advertisers

A US judge said LinkedIn must face a lawsuit claiming it inflated the number of people who watched video ads on the networking platform, allowing it to overcharge hundreds of thousands of advertisers

LinkedIn allows staff to work fully remote, removes in-office expectation

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Online privacy firm alleges data breach of 700 mn LinkedIn users, co denies

Breach was reported by RestorePrivacy, according to whose website, the user of a popular hacker forum advertised data from 700 million LinkedIn users for sale on June 22

Sam Altman wants to scan your eyeball in exchange for cryptocurrency

Among the many parts of its plan, Worldcoin has designed an orb-shaped device that wo­uld scan a person's iris to build a unique personal identifier

Most social media firms comply with govt's IT rules; Twitter yet to follow

MeitY had written to all social media firms on Wednesday to share their compliance status with the new Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021

Most Indian firms look to fill open roles internally: LinkedIn report

The report stated that seven in 10 companies in India said the main reason they hire internally is to gain an insider's perspective or a sense of progress.

Microsoft's LinkedIn faces Italian probe following user data scraping

The firm said in a statement that "this was not a LinkedIn data breach, and no private member account data from LinkedIn was included."

After Facebook, LinkedIn faces massive 500 mn users' data leak: Report

Microsoft-owned professional networking platform LinkedIn is now facing a massive data leak of 500 million users that is allegedly being sold online

LinkedIn working on Clubhouse-like audio networking feature: Report

Inspired by the soaring success of invite-only audio chat app Clubhouse, Microsoft-owned LinkedIn is now working on a similar app for over 740 million members in more than 200 countries.

LinkedIn suffers over two hour long global outage, platform back up now

LinkedIn, which is the world's largest professional network with nearly 740 million members in more than 200 countries, was later up and running

Three in four Indians to seek jobs in 2021, reveals LinkedIn survey

LinkedIn also released a new list of "Jobs on the Rise" in India to empower professionals with critical insights about the dynamic employment scenario in the country

Two in five Indian professionals expect a rise in jobs in 2021: LinkedIn

Indian professionals are cautiously optimistic heading into 2021

A picture-perfect growth story: Instagram has grown by 66% in India

Its own mother brand Facebook grew by 16 per cent to 380 million users, while LinkedIn grew by 20 per cent during the same period

Hiring activity improving, including in non-tech sectors: LinkedIn report

Competition for jobs is lower than several months ago, the report said

Russia opens case against Google for failing to delete banned content

Roskomnadzor said Google was not removing up to 30% of what it called "dangerous content", some of which it said was extremist, pornographic and suicidal in nature