If you read my blog much, you know that I use LinkedIn quite a bit to help me find experts and expertise. You can see how I do this in my posts/screencasts LinkedIn Searching for Experts and Expertise and LinkedIn Answers to Get Help. If the person is 3rd degree, it's low enough that I don't even bother. MORE >>

Just what does it take to be “in” someone’s network on LinkedIn? For the longest time now it has meant three degrees of connectivity, and it appears that LinkedIn is flirting with just two. realized he had commented on my blog a while back, but we haven’t corresponded in a bit. What does LinkedIn Say? MORE >>

The post Writing Every So Often: The Personal Essay Makes A Comeback appeared first on John Battelle's Search Blog. In short, I don’t have much personal social capital invested in Twitter, even though it’s a very important part of my life. Facebook has always been a wipeout for me, LinkedIn a utility. MORE >>

few months ago I wrote an article on how to use LinkedIn when you travel , so when Nick Smoot, Co-Founder of the Here on Biz iPhone app sent me the link, I’m ashamed to say I thought I already knew everything there was to know about LinkedIn and how to use it to meet people locally (or geographically). Principal designer at LinkedIn. MORE >>

Linked Intelligence The unofficial source for all things LinkedIn™. « A MySpace for Grown-Ups Making Your LinkedIn Profile Public » Dr. Seuss LinkedIn Invitation If Dr. Seuss were alive today and a member of LinkedIn, I wonder what an invitation from him might have looked like. eBook: $11.95 Read on to fi. MORE >>