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July 2024

  • An illustration of a blue digital background with the words in white AI Artificial Intelligence, and silhouettes of figures sitting at desktop computers, at laptops, and on the phone.

    The world is not quite ready for ‘digital workers’

    CEO Sarah Franklin got such intense pushback on her company’s plans that she suspended them after three days

April 2024

  • Linkedin screenshot.

    Brief letters
    Blessed are the peacemakers of LinkedIn

    Brief letters: Weird and wonderful | A timeless Guardian front page | An oeuful pun | Invertebrate of the year | Tim Tams triumph

March 2024

  • Coco Khan

    Why has LinkedIn become so weird?

    Coco Khan
    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 ...

October 2023

  • LinkedIn logo displayed on a smartphone with LinkedIn on the screen in the background.

    LinkedIn to cut 668 jobs in second round of layoffs this year

    Cuts in engineering, talent and finance teams affect 3% of the 20,000 staff and come amid slowing revenue growth

September 2023

  • Tamara Kneese

    ‘Tech platforms haven’t been designed to think about death’: meet the expert on what happens online when we die

  • A woman in a striped shirt shakes hands with a man over a laptop

    Always drink from a beige cup! How to create the perfect LinkedIn profile

August 2023

  • Illustration in China.<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/Shutterstock (14048278f) In this photo illustration, the LinkedIn logo is displayed in the Apple App Store. Illustration in China.

    Everyone on LinkedIn is absolutely crushing it – or so it seems

    LinkedIn is not a place to be honest. It’s a place to sell your products, your services and most of all yourself

May 2023

  • LinkedIn has announced job cuts and the closure of its Chinese service, InCareer.

    LinkedIn to cut 716 jobs and shut down Chinese app InCareer

    Chief executive of professional networking platform blames economic conditions and need to make business more agile

March 2023

  • Rear view of employees sitting at desks

    More than a third of UK workers ‘would quit if told to return to office full-time’

    Data from LinkedIn also indicates share of job postings for remote roles has shrunk in past 10 months

October 2022

  • John Naughton

    The networker
    LinkedIn has a fake profile problem – can it fix this blot on its CV?

    John Naughton
    Bogus users claiming to work for Apple and Amazon are doing serious reputational damage to the online service

August 2022

  • Viral LinkedIn Post Generator AI bot

    Finally, a Viral Post Generator for LinkedIn posts so you can spend more time on #career #goals

    Jennifer Wong
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    The ‘crying CEO’ sacked two people then posted a weeping selfie on LinkedIn. No wonder the backlash was swift

    Arwa Mahdawi

May 2022

  • Brigid Delaney

    Brigid Delaney's diary
    LinkedIn is a place full of polite people being nice to you - so why am I drawn to the war zone that is Twitter?

    Brigid Delaney
  • Social media apps on mobile phone

    ‘Think Before You Link’: app launched to help social media users detect fake profiles

March 2022

  • Illustration by Observer Design.

    Job’s a good’un: how LinkedIn transformed itself into a gen Z-friendly social media contender

    Once regarded as a useful but dull tool for professional networking, the service has added features such as video profiles to attract a younger audience. But will it work?

October 2021

  • People take a lunch break in the business and financial sector of Dublin City centre with the Google offices in the background on 7 October 2021.

    Will Ireland’s corporation tax rise see tech companies leave Dublin?

  • A smartphone held in front of a LinkedIn logo

    Microsoft to shut LinkedIn in China amid Beijing tech clampdown

June 2021

  • Communist’s Party historical Red Boat<br>epa09281887 A visitor watches a picture of Chinese President Xi Jinping in the museum dedicated to the first National Congress of the Communist Party of China held a hundred years ago, in Jiaxing, Zhejiang province, China, 08 June 2021 (issued 18 June 2021). The founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC) one hundred years ago after the first National Congress was held on the small pleasure boat, elevated to a founding myth of the Red Boat. China is preparing to mark the 100th anniversary of the founding of the CPC on 01 July 2021, wth major propaganda campaigns and museum openings about its history. EPA/Alex Plavevski

    LinkedIn blocks profiles from view in China if sensitive topics mentioned

    Networking site tells users that references to Tiananmen Square, even as academic study, are prohibited content

November 2020

  • John Naughton

    If you think Biden's administration will rein in big tech, think again

    John Naughton
    The US president-elect is reported to have appointed former employees of Facebook and Amazon to his transition team

August 2020

  • Two people walk through an empty office building complex in the City of London.

    Low demand for UK office workers reveals ‘asymmetric recovery’

    Data shows rise in transport, healthcare and construction jobs while ‘white-collar roles’ lag behind
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