Starting today, we’re taking our vision of the professional web to the next level by helping our members utilize the power of their LinkedIn membership when they need it most — when applying for a job. It’s my great pleasure to announce the launch of our newest professional web plug-in: Apply with LinkedIn.
Millions of professionals use LinkedIn Groups to connect and share insights with like-minded professionals every day. With almost one million groups on LinkedIn, the top request we receive from group owners is to provide new ways to enable engagement within their communities. With that goal in mind, we’re announcing today that application developers can now take the rich content and engagement of LinkedIn Groups across the professional web using the new LinkedIn Groups API.
Today we are excited to announce new platform capabilities that will enable app developers to bring even more LinkedIn insights to our members, through their apps.
Today, we are very happy to announce that we are opening up full access to LinkedIn’s new platform for building the professional web.
In October, we announced early access to a new Javascript platform to help make integrating LinkedIn faster and more powerful. Since then, we’ve had over a thousand developers test out the new technology platform, serving over one billion page views across the web.
In October 2010, LinkedIn announced the early access release of our new Javascript platform for integrating LinkedIn content across the web. Since then, we’ve seen rapid adoption of our new Share and Recommendations widgets for websites and application looking to integrate more deeply into the LinkedIn platform.
Today, I’m thrilled to announce that CNNMoney and LinkedIn launched a new widget that will allow readers to view their LinkedIn network alongside FORTUNE’s annual list of the “100 Best Companies to Work For.” CNNMoney, the online home of Fortune.com , is the first site to implement the new LinkedIn’s Company Insider widget.
