Freddy Mayhew of Press Gazette interviewed LinkedIn News editor in chief Daniel Roth about its strategy. Mayhew writes, “Roth, a seasoned business journalist who worked at Forbes, Wired and spent several years at Fortune Magazine before...
LinkedIn is changing the name of its editorial team from LinkedIn Editorial to LinkedIn News after undergoing a redesign to bring more visual consistency to the vertical, reports David Cohen of Adweek. Cohen reports, “‘The...
LinkedIn has appointed Jillian Harding as the new producer of the “Business Unusual” show hosted by Caroline Fairchild. Previously, Harding was working as a producer at Yahoo Finance developing new processes to coordinate logistics...
The CEO of Microsoft’s LinkedIn business, Jeff Weiner, will be replaced by its product executive, Ryan Roslansky. Weiner will be stepping down from his role after 11 years with Roslansky taking on his new...
Dan Roth, editor-in-chief, LinkedIn, envisions the company as the perfect “utility” for professionals. To achieve this, Roth has hired a team of journalists and empowered them with tools necessary to discover original stories and...
Amy Chen, the managing editor at Linkedin Travel and Special Projects, is leaving her position to join Airbnb. “When I joined in Nov. 2012 as a San Francisco-based contractor, I had no idea I’d...
LinkedIn is starting a podcast focused on the role that work plays in people’s lives, reports Natalie Jarvey of The Hollywood Reporter. Jarvey writes, “Hello Monday will be hosted by LinkedIn senior editor at large Jessi...
LinkedIn has hired Jordyn Dahl to cover small business from its San Francisco office. On LinkedIn, Dahl wrote, “My passion has always been writing and reporting, but I also knew coming to the Bay...
LinkedIn has hired Wired senior editor Jessi Hempel as a senior editor at large. On LinkedIn, Hempel writes that she will continue to “explore the set of ideas that has driven my reporting for...
Cameron Clarke of The Drum reports about how LinkedIn wants to produce more original content for its business-oriented readers. Clarke writes, “The Microsoft-owned company, which started life as a social network for professionals 15 years...
