Announcing Applications on LinkedIn
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 information even better than before.
This initial roll out features productivity applications that range from gathering information that professionals around you are generating to enhancing your abilities to collaborate and communicate more effectively. You’ll be able to work much more closely with your contacts on LinkedIn with tools such as file sharing, project management, business trips and many more.
The nine applications that you see live today on LinkedIn include productivity enhancing applications from Amazon, Box.net, Google, Huddle, Six Apart, SlideShare, Tripit, and WordPress as well a Company Buzz application developed by LinkedIn. Each of these applications will help you stay current and competitive as a professional in today’s rapidly changing business world.
The video below gives an overview of our application platform featuring many of the application partners mentioned above.
This is the direction that the LinkedIn platform will take in the coming months to help make you effective and competitive as a professional.
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Tom Williams October 28th, 2008
Way to go, Reid. This app platform will prove to be a tremendous tool for everyone on LinkedIn. Thanks again for coming to our 2.Ohio event in Columbus. I recently posted a video compilation on YouTube of the event that features some pics of you. Here is the link:
Tom
Paula Johnson October 28th, 2008
Groups directory, discussions, newsfeeds and now add-on applications? I look forward to trying out a few of the new toys. I mean tools!
Thanks LinkedIn!
josh October 28th, 2008
Congratulations LinkedIn team! The platform looks great, and almost better is the commercial for it :)
Søren Sprogø October 29th, 2008
Nice ones! Now we need to be able to customize the LinkedIn frontpage further. With all these sweet applications I now have an extremely long right column :-)
How do I report bugs in these new applications?
Blog Link has problems with international characters, and the Amazon Reading list is reporting a technical error.
Peter Grosskopf October 29th, 2008
Its great to have apps for Linkedin. Is it planned to open the API to developers in Facebook-Style? Me and my company would enjoy creating apps for Linkedin …
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Great work done by LinkedIn
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Neil October 29th, 2008
It’s a shame that the 2 apps I’ve tried – Slideshare and WordPress – are both broken; the first fails to connect to server, the second fails to do anything at all. Not too hasty with that roll-out I hope :)
Chris R October 29th, 2008
I tried adding the blogging apps, but they dont work, just says “loading”.
ted shelton October 29th, 2008
congratulations Reid! Terrific news. I can’t wait to start building apps myself!
Daphne O'Keefe October 29th, 2008
Hmmmm….
“We’re sorry but the My Travel application encountered an error that is making it impossible to render this page.
It’s possible that trying a different browser will help make the problem go away until we are able to fix it.”
Daphne O'Keefe October 29th, 2008
Hmmmm….
“We’re sorry but the My Travel application encountered an error that is making it impossible to render this page.
It’s possible that trying a different browser will help make the problem go away until we are able to fix it.”
Phil Sexton October 29th, 2008
I think this is an awesome idea! Glad to see you guys moving forward with more group options and profile applications!
Are there browser limitations with the WP app? Can’t seem to get it to work in FF3 or IE7? Hopefully it will though!
Keep us posted on the progress.
Phil
Michael Downs October 29th, 2008
While I was unable to load and execute all the apps in IE or Mozilla (normal beta glitches), it looks like these are high-utility applications tightly focused on LinkedIn’s professional users. Thank you for resisting the temptation to chase Facebook’s 24,000 apps, iPhone’s 5,000 apps. Clearly LinkedIn gets it.
It looks like the “killer apps” include Tripit’s Travel Dashboard, LinkedIn’s Company Buzz and Huddle’s Workspaces. Next-tier apps such as Box.net, Slideshare, Google Presentations and Bloglink by Six Apart will lead to much richer profiles. Jury is out on Amazon’s reading list and WordPress’ blog poster as utility will be tied to uptake.
As this app market place evolves, I’d love to see widgets / mashups with: WebEx, SalesForce, Skype, Mint, QuickBooks, Paypal, ConceptShare and BaseCamp. Other cool functions could include convention / event registration and webcasts, T&E tracking,…
C. Enrique Ortiz October 29th, 2008
Very powerful.
…from pure professional (network) connections, to real-time dynamic and potentially complete view of your professional portrait; all in one place: CV, your network, your presentations, blog, etc…
I don’t see though a LinkedIn API for 3rd party application development; that is what its going to make the platform grow/explode.
ceo
Dougal October 29th, 2008
Where can developers find out detailed technical information about how to implement applications for LinkedIn?
Or do we need to ask permission and get approval just to find out how it works technically?
D
Anneke October 29th, 2008
Great! But how do I know who can see what I posted by an application and how can I manage who can see what? I asked the same question to the app. developer, because I’m not sure who can answer this question. The FAQ don’t say that much about it (yet).
Thanks in advance,
Anneke
Tim Cohn October 29th, 2008
Adding my WordPress blog to my Linkedin profile was easy and took four clicks.
Brian Harris October 29th, 2008
Will you eventually be rolling out these applications to linked groups and company pages? Is this an open platform that anyone can develop for?
Rana Singh October 29th, 2008
This is nice. How can other companies develop applications using Linkedin API?
Thanks,
Rana
Michael Thebado October 29th, 2008
I have been trying to use one of your new applications (the one from Amazon) all day, with no luck. Judging from the Twitter chatter, there appears to be a widespread problem.
How about providing us with an update on what’s going on? What’s working? What isn’t? What’s next?
The apps look like a great idea. Let’s not get off on the wrong foot with the roll out…
Mark Helfen October 29th, 2008
Is the WordPress app for blogs on wordpress.com only, or also for WordPress blogs hosted at other places??
steiljes October 30th, 2008
When will the development platform be made available to regular developers?
Gerald Inman October 30th, 2008
Finally the power of LinkedIn can truly be realized. I like the new apps and I can definitely see the advantages of having them. LinkedIn was always and will be a forum for professionals in all areas of business for developing projects, maintaining existing themes and concepts as well as collaboration on new ideas between individuals. With these new apps, there is no question that this will catapult the usefulness of LinkedIn to where it becomes an essential and required tool in the arena of business and commerce.
Great Job LinkedIn!!!!
Sunita Woodcheke October 30th, 2008
I’m in the process of uploading Blog Link. It seems to take forever. I’ve had it running since yesterday evening and it’s still not done. How long is it supposed to take?
Jacob Share October 30th, 2008
I posted a first review about LinkedIn Applications here:
First Review: Using LinkedIn Applications to Show Professional Job Success -
http://jobmob.co.il/blog/using-linkedin-applications-show-work-success/
I’m very glad to see this finally launching. Good luck stabilizing the system through the initial rush.
Niklas Johnsson October 30th, 2008
Awesome!
I have an idea for an application… Do you plan to open up the platform for everybody. If so, when?
Niklas
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Vin October 30th, 2008
Can i import my reading lists from Amazon directly or do I need to search for every single book and manually add them? Additionally, I have Amazon book wish lists with dozens of books. Can I import these as well?
Kent Beck October 30th, 2008
I would like to write a LinkedIn application to help programmers track and communicate their activities. Where can I find information about writing new applications?
Regards,
Kent
Kristi October 30th, 2008
what is heck is wrong with our website??? Why can’t i get it on the web today???
Mark DeLoura October 30th, 2008
I love how restrained you all have been with the applications you’ve included – linkedin seems predominantly a business platform, so having an uncluttered look is key.
I wonder if you’ve considered adding the ability to customize the location of the applications in your profile, though? For example, I want to include the SixApart app in my public profile to highlight my blog, but I don’t want it appearing in its current default position – is it possible to adjust its position?
Thanks so much for all your work on the apps, they’re great to have!
Oliver Ding October 31st, 2008
It is very exciting to know Linkedin launched inAPPs.Integration of SlideShare in Linkedin has been well explained.Yesterday I added Slideshare app to my Linkedin home page and profile.It is amazing!
I also saw Slideshare launched two slideshows to promote inApps.
Linkedin is running a great co-branding campaign.I will collect more cases other applications done.
Jake McKee October 31st, 2008
I am not seeing discussion about this elsewhere, but I’m not getting anything to install. SlideShare stops at 30% and says server unavailable. Tripit just says “undefined”.
Any ideas?
Cem Baykam November 1st, 2008
In future are you planning to allow programmers to code their applications and use them in LinkedIn ?
Malcolm Almeida November 1st, 2008
Amazing stuff.. are we going to see Twitter on LinkedIn soon?
Thanks.
Liz Plummer November 1st, 2008
Hi,
Do you have any plans to have a WordPress application for self-hosted WordPress as well as WordPress.com ? I tried to link my blog (http://www.lizplummer.com/blog) and it refused it and I assume it is because it is hosted on my website rather than on WordPress.com.
Thanks. Love the new enhancements, by the way!
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Martin Olesen November 3rd, 2008
This is a super cool initiative.. for some time now I have missed a way to display posts from my agile blog http://www.agilethoughts.dk on LinkedIn. I really look forward to see how this works.
Keep up the good work!
Jay Campbell November 3rd, 2008
How about letting us feed RSS into our profiles or group discussion pages?
Rick Geffers November 3rd, 2008
I am super excited to see what application are rolled out into the future. I am curious to see what the wordpress app will be like.
:-)
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If you’re interested in developing for our Applications Platform you can propose an integration here: http://www.linkedin.com/static?key=developers_opensocial
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Great features! Congrats!!
I’d like to suggest to include these applications also inside the Groups.
neha November 7th, 2008
Hi..
I want to know when will e the API available to other users. I want to export my connecions from Linkedin and use that info in the site developed by me. How can I do that ?
Al Bsharah November 8th, 2008
While I’m very happy LinkedIn has taken the step to add applications, I haven’t been able to get Blog Link to work since the first day.
I can see my own blog posts in my profile, but cannot see anyone else’s on my home page. Just sits there and “spins” saying that it’s searching. Been doing this for over a week now. *smile*
Hope you can get to a fix before all the early adopters get tired of trying and give up…
AL
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Marcelo Carson December 2nd, 2008
I am not sure what criteria LinkedIn required in order to approve our application using their APIs. I am really new in this area, but I have submitted the application for 2 weeks but nothing comes back. I am wondering what will be the procedure to go through. Thank you.
Marcelo
Michael H Ballard December 3rd, 2008
Great direction to go!¡
Look out Linkedin has kicked it up two notches! :)
I look forward to seeing how this evolves!
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Rockey Nebhwani December 7th, 2008
I liked the reading list app by Amazon. I see lot of potential for Amazon to further enhance this app. I have noted down all suggestions on my blog @ Amazon & LinkedIn – Collaborative Prospects
Puru December 8th, 2008
I am not sure what criteria LinkedIn required in order to approve our application using their APIs. I am really new in this area, but I have submitted the application for 2 weeks but nothing comes back. I am wondering what will be the procedure to go through. Thank you.
Marcelo
Puru December 8th, 2008
this area, but I have submitted the application for 2 weeks but nothing comes back. I am wondering what will be the procedure to go through. Thank you.
Marcelo
Mario Sundar December 8th, 2008
Hi Puru,
As we’ve stated before, you can find all the details on the application process in the below 2 links:
1. If you want to develop an integration on your application or website – http://www.linkedin.com/static?key=developers_apis
2. f you want to develop an application that runs on LinkedIn – http://www.linkedin.com/static?key=developers_opensocial
Mario from LinkedIn
Paul Howard December 10th, 2008
Will there be Twitter???????????
Mario Sundar December 10th, 2008
There is an app called Company Buzz, which is basically Twitter search for companies. Feel free to try it out.
Puru December 12th, 2008
Thank’s Mario Sundar.
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In brief: the idea is to have a quick way to notify all recruiters in your connections that your status has changed. Ideally this should be hidden from public.
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Jeff Coleman February 25th, 2009
I update my facebook status from Twitter and would like to update LinkedIN the same way…
Seems an obvious win.
- Jeff
Neal Schaffer March 31st, 2009
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