LinkedIn just got…
…more interesting:
“The developer program, called the Intelligent Applications Platform, will have two components.
The first is a set of APIs and widgets that LinkedIn will make available to its partners to integrate into their own sites. The second enables those partners to establish a branded presence in the LinkedIn community through Google’s OpenSocial development model.”
The article goes on to describe integration with BusinessWeek. When a company is mentioned in an article, LinkedIn members will be able to scroll over the name to see people in their network who are connected to that company.
It seems like a pretty logical (and nifty) way for LinkedIn to reach out to the rest of the web to add value to their members.
Posted: December 10th, 2007 under Real Estate Business.
Tags: Google, LinkedIn, OpenSocial, social network
Comment from Ben
Time December 10, 2007 at 4:51 am
Hey Linkedin is becoming very cool now…..Like facebook even they are coming up apps but the apps related to business. Since Linkedin is very professional they are not compromising on it….they are still keeping it that way. More than fun people join Linkedin for purpose. I came across this site from some of the Blog which say Linkedin can be accessed over the phone without internet. In fact with this service, Linkedin access will be even more convenient than ever.
http://modazzle.com/cms/modazzleLp1.html?channel=CM&camp