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LinkedIn's SlideShare Presentations App launches. SlideShare demos the LinkedIn App.
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Reid Hoffman Oct 28, 2008 Reid Hoffman Profile
Pic.jpg Hi Everyone. I'm writing today to announce the...
launch of LinkedIn's applications platform that will enable over 30 million professionals on LinkedIn to communicate, collaborate, and share ...
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The LinkedIn Blog: Announcing Applications on LinkedIn
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Reading List by Amazon by Amazon Extend your
professional profile by sharing the books you’re reading with...
other LinkedIn members. Find out what you should be reading by following updates from your connections, people in your field, or other LinkedIn ...
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LinkedIn Means Business With New Application Platform
TechCrunch —
LinkedIn has launched its new application platform called InApps - an answer to the platforms found on social networks like Facebook and MySpace, but without the clutter and “junk” apps that plague those sites. Unlike most other social networks, LinkedIn apps must go through an approval process before they will go live on the store, and all apps must be deemed “professional” in purpose to appear on the business-oriented social network. To prevent an overwhelming amount of clutter, users will be restricted to including a maximum of 15 applications on their main profile pages, though they will eventually ...
SlideShare App is Live on LinkedIn Platform!
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Congrats to LinkedIn and SlideShare on the LinkedIn Platform launch... now you can share & display your powerpoint presentations directly on your LinkedIn profile using the new SlideShare LinkedIn app.
See more about LinkedIn Apps & SlideShare in this video by Rashmi Sinha, SlideShare co-founder & CEO: ...
LinkedIn's 5 Most Popular Apps
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[image] Which Do You Like best? Back at the end of October, LinkedIn introduced its new applications platform. The LinkedIn Intelligent Applications (InApps) platform allows companies to develop professional applications for the sites members. It features applications from Amazon, Google, Box.net, Huddle, Six Apart, SlideShare, Tripit and WordPress. LinkedIn Introduces Applications Platform Today Brandon Duncan on the LinkedIn Blog shared a list of some of the most popular apps taking advantage of the platform along with some videos of each. They are as follows: 1. LinkedIn Company Buzz 2. Slideshare 3. Reading List by Amazon 4. My Travel by ...
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