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  • London companies dominate list of UK startups where professionals most want to work, new analysis reveals

    October 1, 2018

    London dominates the UK’s startup scene, new analysis from LinkedIn shows. All but one of the country’s 25 top startups are based in the capital, the social media site found. The analysis uses searches and company page views from LinkedIn’s half a billion users, over 25m of which are in the UK, and shows the [...]

  • September 17, 2018

    To paraphrase Game of Thrones, the internet is dark and full of terrors. We’re all aware of issues on the web: the proliferation of hate speech, fake news, offensive content, easy access to pornography or violent images, even terrorist propaganda. For individuals wanting to safely navigate the online world, it’s easy to avoid the darker [...]

  • Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: What does your favourite social network say about you?

    September 3, 2015

    Linkedin lover or addicted to Twitter? What social network you spend most of your time on reveals more than you might think about your gender, age and even social grade. Polling institute Ipsos Mori has released its latest quarterly Tech Tracker, which analyses how Britons access the internet (short answer: everywhere and a lot). Alongside [...]

  • FriendlyScore: This FinTech startup can analyse social media activity to prove creditworthiness

    August 26, 2015

    When you're sharing a selfie at dinner or updating LinkedIn with your latest promotion, you're giving away more than you might think. A London-based startup has taken the huge amount of data we share every day on social media to come up with a way of assessing whether we can be trusted with a loan or [...]

  • How do you use social media? One in three use WhatsApp, Snapchat and other mobile messaging apps

    August 21, 2015

    One in three smartphone owners use messaging apps like WhatsApp, according to a new social media study released today. Among young people, this shoots up further to one in two. In Pew Research Center’s latest report, the institute has broken out messaging apps for the first time, asking about them as something separate from texting [...]

  • LinkedIn Lookup: New standalone app launched to better connect co-workers, replacing intranets and maybe email, Gchat and Slack

    August 19, 2015

    LinkedIn thinks you don't know your co-workers and that you're not great at communicating with them either. "Unfortunately, these days it’s harder to know your co-workers than it is to know professionals outside your company," said Ankit Gupta, a product manager at the social network, writing on LinkedIn's blog. Now, the company thinks it can [...]

  • LinkedIn: Top 20 countries where professionals are moving for work

    August 19, 2015

    The economy appears to be recovering, the jobs market is booming and wages have finally started to creep up. However this isn't enough to stop bored British workers seeking new opportunities a little further afield.  LinkedIn has analysed changes members made to their profiles last year to find countries with the most members moving in [...]

  • Linkedin share price jumps as revenue beats expectations

    July 30, 2015

    Linkedin's second quarter figures exceeded expectations by a long way, and investors were delighted. The figures From April to June, the professional networking site's revenue was $712m (£456m) – a 33.3 per cent increase from the year before. This was better than the $680m analysts were expecting.   Read more: LinkedIn share price plummets as second [...]

  • Getting the right person for the right job: LinkedIn could add £1.7 trillion to the world’s economy

    June 12, 2015

    You may sometimes wonder why you build up your LinkedIn connections (see number six from this article) but a new study argues social media jobs platforms could add $2.7 trillion (£1.7 trillion) to the economy.    McKinsey Global Institute's latest report “a labour market that works” found that “online talent platforms” such as LinkedIn and [...]

  • LinkedIn out loud: Watch the terrible things written in people’s profiles read by actors in this cringeworthy video

    June 4, 2015

    We all know people write some terrible things on their LinkedIn profile. Let's be honest, you're probably connected to a few of them. Now, the full horror of all those cringeworthy jargon and BS-filled phrases has been realised. We knew they were bad to read on screen, put a video in which those words are [...]

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