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- 1A7 Productions Teases Something Coming Soon●🔴 Bientôt ! ✅️ a7productions.blogsp... #Linkedin #World #Voyages #Photography #Travel #A7Radio #Podcasts #Bluesky #Threa
A7 Productions, a French media outfit running A7 Radio and travel-themed podcasts, has posted a short teaser announcing that something new is 'coming soon'. The message was shared across its blog and social channels with hashtags covering travel, photography and voyages, but gives no details about what the launch actually is or when it will arrive.
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The practice of 'larpmaxxing' on LinkedIn — dressing up one's profile, posts and job history as an idealised professional persona rather than an accurate one — is being called out and dissected. Commenters are debating how much of the platform's career advice, humblebrags and motivational content is essentially role-play, and whether the trend reflects genuine insecurity in the job market or simply the incentives of a feed that rewards performance over substance.
- 3Microsoft's Office and Teams chief Ryan Roslansky is leaving●Microsoft’s Office and Teams chief is leaving After nearly 18 years at LinkedIn and Microsoft, Ryan Roslansky is leaving
Ryan Roslansky is leaving Microsoft after nearly 18 years with the company and its LinkedIn unit. Roslansky served as CEO of LinkedIn before being promoted last year to lead Office, later taking charge of Microsoft Teams as well. His departure marks the exit of one of the company's most prominent product leaders, and observers are watching how Microsoft will reorganise its productivity and collaboration portfolio.
- 4Scattered Spider's MGM hack retold with low-poly potatoes▼How Scattered Spider shut down Las Vegas with one phone call, retold with low-poly potatoes 🥔 LinkedIn recon → help-desk
Scattered Spider's 2023 attack on MGM Resorts is being retold in a quirky animated explainer, with low-poly potato characters. The story shows how a single phone call, LinkedIn research and help-desk impersonation led to a password and MFA reset, ransomware across 100+ MGM servers and the shutdown of Las Vegas operations. The campaign later hit Caesars, M&S, Salesforce clients and TfL, where two members were arrested.
- 5McKinsey executive's remarks on glass ceiling spark debate●A woman wrote about about breaking through the glass ceiling, mentioning the glass cliff; a friend posted about it on Li
A woman's account of breaking through the glass ceiling, which touched on the related 'glass cliff' phenomenon, was shared on LinkedIn by a friend and drew public comments from a McKinsey executive. The remarks are described as so far-fetched that commenters are surprised a company leader would say them openly, fuelling discussion about how executives talk about women's workplace advancement.
- 6LinkedIn cofounder says AI spending is holding off a recession▼LinkedIn cofounder says AI infrastructure is the 'only reason we're not in a recession'
LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman said investment in AI infrastructure is the 'only reason we're not in a recession,' arguing that massive spending on data centers and computing capacity is propping up the US economy. His comments add fuel to a growing debate about whether AI-driven capital expenditure is masking broader economic weakness.
- 7Microsoft's Office and Teams chief Ryan Roslansky is leaving●Microsoft's Office and Teams chief is leaving https://www.theverge.com/news/1003515/microsoft-ryan-roslansky-office-team
Microsoft's Office and Teams chief is leaving the company, according to a report by The Verge citing a LinkedIn announcement. The departure affects leadership of two of Microsoft's most important workplace products, which have become central to its productivity and AI strategy. The report does not yet detail where he is heading or who will take over his responsibilities.
- 8Work Anniversaries Outshine Climate News on LinkedIn●My post about 19 years at Sapient exploded on LinkedIn. Posts about climate disasters get almost no attention there. Peo
A writer with 19 years at consultancy Sapient notes their work-anniversary post drew huge engagement on LinkedIn, while their posts about climate disasters were largely ignored. They argue the platform's audiences celebrate career milestones far more readily than they engage with the climate crisis, a contrast they call troubling. The observation has resonated with others frustrated that professional networks reward personal success stories over urgent global issues.
- 9Tech commentator shares thoughts on AI and the web▼RE: https:// social.coop/@natematias/117354 117951808732 # tech # technology # ai # artificialintelligence # web # inter
Nicole Matias, a researcher associated with Social Coop, reshared a message about artificial intelligence, technology and the internet that is circulating among tech communities online. The post, tagged with topics including AI, the web and LinkedIn, drew limited engagement but surfaced in global feeds. Little detail beyond the tags is available, so the substance of the discussion remains unclear.
- 10Fediverse users clash over cross-posting from billionaire-owned platforms●If all you do is post links to bluesky linkedin xitter facebook threads or any other Douchebag Techbro Billionaire Owned
A user in the decentralised Fediverse network has criticised accounts that only share links from mainstream social media platforms like Bluesky, LinkedIn, Facebook and X, using blunt language to call out what they see as hypocrisy in a community built on alternatives. The post frames these networks as controlled by tech billionaires and questions why people still funnel their content back to them.
- 11Post-Conference '$10 Gift Card' Emails Allegedly Harvest Professional Data●The "$10 Conference Review" Used to Harvest Your Professional Profile For Profit Post-conference "review for a $10 gift
Cybersecurity commentators are warning about post-conference emails offering a $10 gift card in exchange for a session review. According to the claims, organisers use LinkedIn-scraped attendee data and personalized tracking links, so anyone who clicks confirms their identity, employer and role, building a self-verified professional profile that can then be sold or reused for targeting.
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LinkedIn's chief executive has spoken out about how artificial intelligence is changing the way people are hired. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, he discussed how AI tools are affecting recruitment, job seeking and the skills employers now look for. The remarks come amid widespread debate over AI's impact on white-collar work and the future of the jobs market.
- 13LinkedIn lets employers flag employees updating profiles for new jobs▼LinkedIn allows companies to use its data to identify which employees are updating their profiles and may be seeking new
LinkedIn is allowing companies to use its data to identify which employees are updating their profiles and may be looking for new employment. Privacy commentators are warning workers to assume that anything done on a work device or company network can be monitored, and to keep personal browsing, including job hunting, on personal phones away from employer Wi-Fi.
- 14Meta and Facebook behaviour in Brazil sparks online criticism●Ok, let’s have a look … Read this toot 👉🏻 https:// mastodon.social/@campuscodi/11 7353868814624656 about # Meta # Facebo
Tech commentators are drawing attention to Meta and Facebook's behaviour in Brazil, describing it as unacceptable, and linking it to separate concerns raised about LinkedIn's conduct. The discussion, shared among internet and digital-rights observers, connects the two companies' actions and invites readers to review the details themselves. Critics appear to be framing both cases as part of a broader pattern of questionable platform behaviour.