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March 10, 2011 12:04 pm GMT
A lot has been written about social news and how Twitter and Facebook are in the running for defining and dominating it. There's also a lot of hand-wringing about how journalism will be disrupted by social.I might be a bit biased as a former employee, but when it comes to social news, I think LinkedIn could become the Wall Street Journal of social news"not Twitter or Facebook. In fact, LinkedIn is expected to announce a new social news product this week. In what may or may not be a precursor to that anticipated product, a few days ago I received a curious email from "LinkedIn Headlines" (the actual email address [email protected]). It was an email digest of the most shared news in my network about the Internet industry (see screenshot below). There has been no official launch of a product by that name nor have I seen anyone else write about it. But that email made me think a little more about the different types of news I consume.
Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/_nFbHB1LK-o/
LinkedIn Is About To Make Headlines
A lot has been written about social news and how Twitter and Facebook are in the running for defining and dominating it. There's also a lot of hand-wringing about how journalism will be disrupted by social.I might be a bit biased as a former employee, but when it comes to social news, I think LinkedIn could become the Wall Street Journal of social news"not Twitter or Facebook. In fact, LinkedIn is expected to announce a new social news product this week. In what may or may not be a precursor to that anticipated product, a few days ago I received a curious email from "LinkedIn Headlines" (the actual email address [email protected]). It was an email digest of the most shared news in my network about the Internet industry (see screenshot below). There has been no official launch of a product by that name nor have I seen anyone else write about it. But that email made me think a little more about the different types of news I consume.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/_nFbHB1LK-o/
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