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LinkedIn is going to start sharing ad revenue with creators - so get ready for more cringeworthy posts

By Craig Hale published

LinkedIn BrandLink gives creators more reasons to post advertisement videos to target specific locations and languages.

9 women in cybersecurity you may not know but you should follow in 2024

By Chiara Castro published

For International Women's Day, I asked influential figures in the cybersecurity industry what it's like being a woman working in tech.

Atari Video Chess checkmates Copilot after knocking over ChatGPT's king

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

When two of the most advanced AI models lost to a 1979 chess game, it exposed how sounding smart isn’t the same as actually thinking.

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India ordered X to block 8,000 accounts – here's what we know so far

By Chiara Castro published

International news organizations and prominent X users are among the targets of Indian blocking requests, while the conflict with neighboring Pakistan flares up.

LinkedIn Learning might be the coursework app to beat them all

By Paul Hatton published

Homescreen Heroes: LinkedIn Learning delivers over 21,000+ expert-led courses for a simple monthly fee

Best business networking app of 2025

By Mark Pickavance last updated

We list the best business networking apps, to make it simple and easy for you to make professional connections in order to improve your business sales and efficiency.

OpenAI is taking on LinkedIn to find you your next job in AI - before it's too late

By Craig Hale published

OpenAI wants to verify learners’ training with certifications, matching them with recruiters via a new jobs platform.

North Korean hackers are using LinkedIn to entice developers to coding challenges - here's what you need to know

By Efosa Udinmwen published

North Korean hackers pose as recruiters, turning coding tests into costly crypto theft schemes.

Looking for a new job? The world's worst social media site wants to help

By Craig Hale published

X wants to be a do-it-all app and platform, starting with a LinkedIn-rivalling job search tool.

Many businesses aren't helping their workers get to grips with AI

By Craig Hale published

Worker skills required by companies are set to shift by the end of the decade, and AI is becoming more prominent.

Beyond the bio: The evolution of link in bio and its role in shaping the creator economy

By Rodolphe Ködderitzsch published

Link in bio is no longer a simple list of links. We explore how this simple tool is having a growing impact in the digital space.

Beware, Facebook and Instagram are the worst social media for your privacy

By Chiara Castro last updated

Incogni put together a privacy ranking of the most popular social media platforms around – and not all services handle your personal data with the same care.

Hostinger rolls out link-in-bio builder

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Create simple mobile-first landing pages without frustrating link restrictions.

AI jobs are among the fastest-growing in the UK

By Craig Hale published

Many of LinkedIn's fastest-growing jobs in the UK didn’t even exist 25 years ago, and AI features more than once.

Can B2Bs win over Gen Z? It'll take more than TikTok

By Natalie Hanson published

Unlock Gen Z engagement in B2B marketing: Tap into new platforms, elevate creative, and build authentic relationships.

North Korean hackers are posing as software development recruiters to target freelancers

By Benedict Collins published

Freelance software developers are being hit with infostealing malware to fund the North Korean regime, experts warn.

These are the skills most desired for engineers today

By Craig Hale published

New LinkedIn study finds that soft skills are now more in demand than ever, but hard skills are still just as important.

Security expert warns: don't list defense work on LinkedIn - or you could be at risk of getting hacked

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Australian Director-General of Security warns spies they are at risk of attack if they advertise themselves too much online.

Launching on social is the starting line, not the finish line, for new businesses

By Paul Gubbay published

Digital-native entrepreneurs start on social media but must transition to owned websites for sustained growth.

HR firms say finding the right candidates is now harder than ever

By Craig Hale published

Artificial intelligence is changing what companies are looking for in workers, but it’s also boosting recruitment efficiency, report finds.

I find songs I love on social media all the time, so this new Instagram feature is music to my ears

By Jamie Richards published

You can now save songs on Spotify from the Instagram app, and it might just be great.

Best job site of 2025

By Mike Jennings last updated

We list the best job sites, to make it simple and easy to accelerate your career by finding the right job for you.

Wix partners with Pinterest to expand social shopping

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Changes on Wix get seamlessly applied to Pinterest making it easy to run ads and draw traffic.

North Korean hackers are targeting LinkedIn jobseekers with new malware - here's how to stay safe

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Fake LinkedIn job offers are deceiving job hopefuls.

Instagram is making a big change in how it lets you share information about yourself

By Lance Ulanoff published

Profile cards are here

How AI could make or break your career

By Ben Graville published

AI in recruitment can lead to misconnections and mayhem.

Here are the most popular online learning platforms

By Udita Choudhary published

See which online learning platforms made the list

Meta is partnering with UK banks to catch scammers

By Benedict Collins published

Meta joins up with top UK banks in an effort to crack down on scams.

X slashes prices for "verified organization" memberships as it targets SMBs

By Craig Hale published

Verified Organizations is now available for SMBs, but it still costs $200 per month for a glorified checkmark.

Threads finally gets hashtags and there's officially no reason to keep using Twitter

By Lance Ulanoff published

Threads added its own form of topic-based tags that are like hashtags but also different