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Cocky Geekli.st founder says “LinkedIn will become the MySpace of hiring”

We all know it. LinkedIn is the root-canal work of recruitment – painful, but necessary. The site looks like a feverish UI guy vomited the internet and its failure to enhance its service in any enjoyable way in the last decade lets down its 150 million locked-in users.
Pour cette rentrée, trois études montrent que l’engouement pour les outils collaboratifs, de la part des entreprises, ne faiblit pas. Quelques chiffres pour illustrer cela… http://poncier.org/blog/?p=256

Une rentrée 2.0 ?

http://techcrunch.com/2011/07/01/linkedin-cuts-off-api-access-to-branchout-monsters-beknown-and-others-for-tos-violations/ Exclusive: Professional social network LinkedIn has shut down API access to a number of developers for terms of service violations, according to the company.

LinkedIn Cuts Off API Access To BranchOut, Monster’s BeKnown And Others For TOS Violations

http://www.fastcompany.com/1760358/linkedin-untapped-treasure-trove-political-campaigns

LinkedIn Is An Untapped Treasure Trove For Political Campaigns

All of those Likes might be good practice for the real thing.

LinkedIn wants to connect to the Web with new plugins

http://venturebeat.com/2011/04/06/linkedin-platform-plugins/ LinkedIn is taking the next step in expanding its platform today by releasing plugins that connect the professional networking service to external websites and applications.

Exclusive: LinkedIn to Launch Job Application Tool

http://gigaom.com/2011/06/01/apply-with-linkedin/ LinkedIn is preparing to launch a plug-in for employers’ websites called “Apply With LinkedIn” that will allow job candidates to apply for available positions using their LinkedIn profiles as resumes. The feature indicates LinkedIn’s increasing focus on making money by facilitating employee recruitment and hiring.

Réseaux sociaux pro: l'escalade des hostilités

"Sélectionner ses amis les plus créatifs" http://lexpansion.lexpress.fr/high-tech/reseaux-sociaux-pro-l-escalade-des-hostilites_251713.html?p=2