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If you’ve already created accounts for your business on major social media sites, then you know it can be incredibly time consuming to manage all of them. Sending out messages to Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn takes an extra minute or two for each message. While that isn’t much at first, when you’re trying to send out dozens of messages a day it multiplies quickly. Luckily, you can quickly and easily tie these services together to send messages to more than one service at a time.

A handful of social media companies went public in 2011, while the one that really matters didn't.

If you describe yourself as "creative," "organizational" or "effective" in your LinkedIn profile, you may want to rethink the words you use.

While standing around the water cooler in the IT department, perhaps you debate with a coworker about whether LinkedIn is better than Facebook. Or you argue with an end user about whether they can use their own device on the corporate network or can only use what is provided by the company.

Despite impressive revenue growth, professional social networking site LinkedIn's costs grew even faster in the third quarter, resulting in a $1.6 million net loss.

Is your job search lagging? Not seeing the results you'd like? Check out these ten expert tips from CIO.com's Kristin Burnham to enhance your search.

Email once ruled as the supreme commander of computer-based communications, the fastest and most effective way for people to exchange messages and information. That's no longer the case; for better or worse, social networking services such as Facebook increasingly seem to be supplanting them. The free Microsoft Outlook Social Connector tries to merge the power of social networking with that of email, giving you access to the social networking services Facebook and LinkedIn from right within Outlook. To a large part, it succeeds.

U.S. President Barack Obama visited Silicon Valley Monday to answer questions about creating jobs in America.

House Republican leaders and President Barack Obama were each holding town hall style meetings today in Silicon Valley to talk about the economy.

DEMO Fall 2011: Interview with Reid Hoffman, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman LinkedIn, Partner, Greylock Partners.

When members voiced privacy concerns about a new advertising policy, LinkedIn answered with clarifications, new look for ads