The site is beefing up its social media chops by allowing its users to share stories and links with their connections. Add this to yesterday's announcement that rich media content could be uploaded to LinkedIn accounts and there's no doubt that the site is undergoing a Facebook facelift.
Pulse users won't notice a difference yet, but it will be fun to see how LinkedIn's executive editor, Dan Roth, will use the news reader to add extra sparkle to content on the professional site.
The news reader service uses artificial intelligence to find the best quality stories, regardless of the size or prominence of the source or how many people are sharing them.
Real-time analytics can result in massive savings: If you know something is wrong with your energy use, you can fix it right then. A new system in Australia lets building managers see everything that’s happening in their buildings as it happens.
The iPad magazine looks gorgeous and works about as well as Zite, Flipboard, et. al. It even understands if you're not into AOL content. And it's cool with that. Why? Its creators, David Temkin and Sol Lipman explain.
