LinkedIn is sharing the stories and experiences of freelancers, as part of LinkedIn ProFinder’s anniversary. Many streams makes a freelancer According to LinkedIn’s analytics, 25% of freelance professionals come from entirely different fields than their current chosen industry. While 13% undergo new education to enter freelancing. New legislation in the US that gives freelancers more […]

LinkedIn has announced the unveil of a premium publisher’s Audience Network, a new way to reach your own audience wherever they are. Reach all the professionals LinkedIn Audience Network is meant to allow users to present their sponsored content for more people and accelerate the pace of a campaign while driving increased ad engagement. Through

LinkedIn Australia has announced their 2017 Power Profiles in marketing and advertising sectors. LinkedIn’s MVPs The list is comprised of the most viewed profiles of 2016, consisting of CEOs, government, company founders, HR, marketing, and fashion. The list in alphabetical order: Cavan Brady, Brand & Marketing Strategy, Brand & Marketing Communication at The Goodyear Tire

LinkedIn announces the ability for users to create and post videos on their profiles within mobile app. Professional video on your phone The new feature is being tested and currently only available to select frequent contributors, with a largescale launch coming down the road. Previously the feature to include video had been brought to the

There will be more movement in LinkedIn feeds now that the professional social site is letting users upload video. Native video finally arrives Regular users have finally been granted the rather common sounding ability to upload video to LinkedIn. Until now, the main way to get video onto LinkedIn was to use YouTube or Vimeo

Soon LinkedIn users will be able to share content and drafts, as well as disable comments, with anyone linked on the web. Three new features to quicken the process Drafts can now be shared with fellow users prior to publishing via the “Share Draft” option within the 'Edit article' menu, giving the chance for others

A US judge has ruled at a company is legally allowed to scrape LinkedIn profiles for user data, despite protests from LinkedIn. Cough it up Information Technology and Services company hiQ is legally allowed to scrape data from public profiles on LinkedIn and report to employers if they believe you are looking for work elsewhere.

LinkedIn has announced plans to let users to seek out and connect with experts, to either gain a mentor or new employment opportunities. Nope, nope, yes! Swipe. At present, the new feature is only available to a limited selection of San Francisco and Australia-based participants. Potential mentors will have the ability to choose who is