All Posts Tagged LinkedIn

What Facebook’s backoffice valuation may have cost the social network sector

July 1st, 2008 | 1 comment

A what-if, as in what if this was now April of 2000 Company valuations are what the market says they, until the market says otherwise. People learned their lesson (at least with internet investing) in 2000, and there has been a dearth of big internet IPOs since – with that lack of offerings comes a [...]

LinkedIn tip sheet (and a “how do they do that?”)

May 21st, 2008 | No comments

Bernard Lunn started by comparing LinkedIn’s search feature to Google, and concluding the former was better. I found Mr. Lunn’s personal use cases even more intriguing than his headline, and think you should read it through. I’m sure folks can cook up even more derivatives of Mr. Lunn’s methods (and I’d love to hear about [...]

LinkedIn Links

December 11th, 2007 | No comments

Talking new features, for the virtual networker in you. From Search Engine Land, it’s new features; Mashable gives us the BusinessWeek angle, and Read/WriteWeb goes the young and rich route.

Speaking of Slashdot…here’s a business model

March 6th, 2005 | No comments

Social networking software has been all the rage since Business 2.0 magazine called it the technology of the year, more than a year ago. Since then several service providers have come and gone, and the rest have struggled with the business model. Many have tried subscriptions, ad sales, and miscellaneous charges for “premium” service, only [...]