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]]> By: lisaamorao http://sociallinkedin.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/linkedin-apps/#comment-2 lisaamorao Thu, 12 Jul 2007 16:24:24 +0000 http://sociallinkedin.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/linkedin-apps/#comment-2 Thanks for the trackback! Word is that the LinkedIn API will come out in about nine months. I agree with you on RSS widgets. I'd also like to see social bookmarking widgets for knowledge sharing as well as calendaring to invite people to events. Messaging applications are also critical. Right now LinkedIn is limiting in that area, which I understand. They don't want people being contacted or spammed with e-mail. I don't like people I don't necessarily know sending me messages directly on my e-mail but wouldn't mind it if I got it on LinkedIn or my Facebook inbox. LinkedIn has this as well but it is a very limiting messaging system (limited number for free subscribers, additional ones available for paid subscribers). Hopefully LinkedIn apps will change that. Thanks for the trackback!

Word is that the LinkedIn API will come out in about nine months.

I agree with you on RSS widgets. I’d also like to see social bookmarking widgets for knowledge sharing as well as calendaring to invite people to events.

Messaging applications are also critical. Right now LinkedIn is limiting in that area, which I understand. They don’t want people being contacted or spammed with e-mail. I don’t like people I don’t necessarily know sending me messages directly on my e-mail but wouldn’t mind it if I got it on LinkedIn or my Facebook inbox.

LinkedIn has this as well but it is a very limiting messaging system (limited number for free subscribers, additional ones available for paid subscribers).

Hopefully LinkedIn apps will change that.

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