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The “Online Recruitment” Market report offers qualitative and quantitative insights and a detailed analysis of market size & growth rate for all possible segments in the market. The Global Online Recruitment Industry presents a market overview, product details, classification, and market concentration. The report also provides an in-depth survey of key players in the market which is based on various competitive intelligence parameters like company profiles, product picture and specification, capacity, production, price, cost, revenue, and contact information. The Online Recruitment Market report provides an in-depth study of SWOT analysis i.e. Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, and Threat to the organization. Online Recruitment Market The global Online Recruitment market size is projected to reach US$ 43280 million by 2027, from US$ 27860 million in 2020, at a CAGR of 6.5% during 2021-2027. Click here to get a Free Sample Copy of the Report: (Flat 25%) https://www.marketinsightsreports.com/reports/06253017048/global-online-recruitment-market-size-status-and-forecast-2021-2027/inquiry?Mode=XII Top Companies in the Global Online Recruitment Market: Recruit, LinkedIn, CareerBuilder, Monster, Indeed, SEEK, Zhilian, 51job, Naukri, StepStone, Dice Holdings, Glassdoor, SimplyHired, Jobrapido, TopUSAJobs, 104 Job Bank, Robert Half, Eluta, Craigslist, Jobboom, Totaljobs, Jobcentre Plus, Startpagina, 123-em and others. This report segments the global Online Recruitment market on the basis of Types is: Permanent Online Recruitment Part Time Online…

Ramesh Rajandran has returned to Accenture Interactive as MD. According to his LinkedIn, he is based in Singapore. Previously, Rajandran (pictured) was CMO of SEEK Asia for more than a year. SEEK Asia is an extension of SEEK Group and combines online employment marketplaces JobStreet and jobsDB under one roof. Before that, he was also with Accenture Interactive as MD for more than two years based in Malaysia, his LinkedIn said. During his time with the Malaysia operations, Rajandran was responsible for helping clients create great digital experiences, his profile added. Before joining Accenture Interactive in 2017, he had a short stint with Apple as its iOS business manager. Prior to that, he was with telco Telenor for six years from 2011 to 2017. He first joined as the head of department of Digi and was based in Selangor, Malaysia before being promoted to VP of digital and distribution in 2015 at Telenor, and was based in Bangkok. As VP, he was responsible for both physical and digital channels across 13 global markets, his LinkedIn said. Before Telenor, Rajandran also has more than a decade’s experience working at Microsoft, Kuala Lumpur, helming roles such as product marketing manager and technology solution…

Faye Wee, Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore's (APBS) marketing director, has moved on to Heineken Asia Pacific to take on the role of Tiger's global marketing manager. APBS' spokesperson confirmed the move to MARKETING-INTERACTIVE, wishing Wee (pictured) all the best and continued success in her new role. The spokesperson added that an announcement about APBS' new marketing director will be made in due course. According to her LinkedIn, Wee has spent close to a decade with APBS and was head of channel marketing for close to three years before being promoted to marketing director. She replaced Venus Teoh in 2018 who went on to helm the role of Tiger's global brand director from 2018 to 2020, according to her LinkedIn. Among the list of roles Wee took on during her time at APBS included senior brand manager for Guinness; channel marketing manager, take-home channel; and key account manager. Wee was also a global account manager at FedEx and assistant key account manager at General Mills, her LinkedIn said. MARKETING-INTERACTIVE has reached out to Wee for a statement. APBS recently launched a new premium wheat beer from the Austrian Alps named Edelweiss, tapping into the fast-growing demand for wheat beer in the country.…

In a recent ruling of Delhi High Court, laying down detailed guidelines to be followed while declaring a person as a Proclaimed Offender, the Delhi Police & CBI have also been directed to obtain the social media details of such people (Proclaimed Offenders) at the time of their arrest or soon thereafter. Noting that there are impediments in early tracing and detection of proclaimed offenders and taking legal action, the Court said that tracing of proclaimed offenders would require, inter alia, accurate personal identification details like e-mail ID, mobile number, landline number etc., and Social Media accounts if any, like Facebook, WhatsApp etc."These days social media tools can be used for tracking and tracing an accused in case of any exigency akin to abscondance," stated the order. Further, issuing the guidelines for enhancing the efficiency in the execution of proclamations, the Court also directed that the arrest Memo should include particulars of other new age modes of communications namely Email I.Ds., Facebook accounts, LinkedIn accounts, Twitter handles, etc. Importantly, in order to search the accused/Proclaimed Persons/Offenders with enhanced technological tools, the Court has also directed the Digital Surveillance Team of Delhi Police and CBI to keep a vigil on social…

The 22 June LinkedIn hack exposed 700 of its 756 million users – 92%. The Dark Web database is current and available for sale. LinkedIn confirms the breach, but there is more than a bit of confusion over the cause. A sample of one million records for sale shows it contains: Email AddressFull namePhone numberPhysical addressGeolocation recordLinkedIn username and profile URLPersonal and professional experience/backgroundGenderOther social media accounts and usernames It does not appear to have passwords, date-of-birth or financial data. Cybersecurity experts say that it is the perfect base for Identity Theft and highly targeted phishing attacks. This follows the exposure of 500 million of its user’s data in April 2021. A LinkedIn post states, “This is not a data breach, and no private member data was exposed. Our initial investigation has found that this data was scraped from LinkedIn and other various websites and includes the same data reported earlier this year in our April 2021 scraping update.” In a further update, LinkedIn says the data is authentic. It claims that some came from its servers and combined with other scraped data to complete the data package offered. LinkedIn hack or data scraping – the result is the same Oded…

The social media platform LinkedIn has censored a Must Read Alaska story about the Downtown Hope Center’s lawsuit against the Municipality of Anchorage. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday, seeks to protect abused women in the shelter from having to sleep on the floor alongside biological males, and the report about the lawsuit was a factual telling of the situation. Read: Hope Center sues again to keep transgendered men out of sleeping area The pattern of Big Tech deleting stories that its censors is occurring across many of the now-traditional platforms — LinkedIn, Facebook, and even Twitter. Earlier this year, YouTube took down content from the Must Read Alaska page on that site. The removed content was footage of public testimony at the Anchorage Assembly meeting when people testified on the record in the Assembly Chambers about the unwelcome Covid-19 policies’ effects on their lives. News sites such as Must Read Alaska have branched out; our stories also are posted on MeWe.com and other sites that value free speech. LinkedIn said the story about the lawsuit goes against its community standards, which include: Be Safe, Be Trustworthy, Be Professional. This is the first known case of MRAK content being actually censored. Earlier…

Be cautious if you get an email from LinkedIn telling you about a new message - it may be a scam (Source: Getty/MailGuard)If you receive an email from LinkedIn notifying you of a new message, think twice before clicking, MailGuard has warned.The email is actually a phishing email designed to harvest your confidential information and could lead to identity theft.MailGuard said the email masquerades as an auto-generated notification informing you about a new message from another LinkedIn member.The body of the email is crafted in a manner that is similar to a legitimate alert from LinkedIn - making it hard to identify.It contains multiple branding elements belonging to the social media company, including its logo, along with various support links in a footer – likely included to boost the email’s legitimacy.The email masquerades as an auto-generated notification informing you about a new message from another LinkedIn member (Source: MailGuard)A button is included, with a link to ‘view message’. The email actually originates from a compromised email account belonging to a public university based overseas.Unsuspecting recipients who click on the link to ‘view message’ are led to a login page asking users for their LinkedIn account credentials.Once users submit their account…

LinkedIn is facing pressure from senior MPs and academics to stop “bowing to Beijing” by censoring users who are critical of China.The Times has identified scholars, businessmen, journalists, whistleblowers and a former diplomat whose accounts were blocked in China after the professional networking site found “prohibited content” on their profiles.References on their pages to the Tiananmen Square massacre, criticism of the Chinese Communist Party or support for Uighurs and the independence movements in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Tibet are thought to have led to the accounts being blocked.The social media company, which has 756 million users and is owned by Microsoft, is facing calls for it to be regulated like a television broadcaster and face sanctions for non-compliance.LinkedIn notified affected users

Details of 700 million LinkedIn Users were hacked and put for online sale. Two months before, LinkedIn suffered a government inquiry after the data of 500 million users were sourced and posted online. Now it’s occurred again. This time as large as 700 million users were affected. RaidForums users have put the data of 700 million people for sale late last week. It was found by the news site PrivacySharks, which communicated LinkedIn after examining a million record examples offered by the seller. So where did this entire data come from? Was it collected during the violation? Did someone find a misconfigured database and retain all 700 million records public for someone who unexpectedly discovered and downloaded the database? LinkedIn circulated an official statement in which it was reported that this data breach is not the corporation’s offense, and an internal study denoted that no private LinkedIn user data was hacked or shared. Data from approximately 500 million LinkedIn users was shared in a similar way in April. LinkedIn claimed that all the data was public and possibly the effect of scouring the data and editing the information from different websites. Regardless of how the data was transferred to the…

By Michele Gorman · July 1, 2021, 4:45 PM EDT The longtime Microsoft attorney tapped as chief legal officer at Cisco will soon take the lead amid regulators' heightened scrutiny of the technology sector, but her experience demonstrates she's a seasoned... Want to continue reading? Take a 7 Day FREE Trial Unlock these benefits today when you sign-up for a FREE 7-day trial: Gain a competitive edge with exclusive data visualization tools to tailor to your practice Stay informed with daily newsletters and custom alerts across 14+ coverage areas relevant to you Streamline your business of law needs with integrated news and research in a single destination Already have an account? Sign In Now