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“LinkedIn is a never-ending networking event. LinkedIn newsletters takes all that power and makes it easier to communicate with your clients.” That’s how Lia Bliss, a LinkedIn strategy and executive coach, opened her session at SWAY | LIVE in Boulder, Co. on Tuesday, where she spotlighted the impact the platform and its breakthrough feature offer to retirement industry professionals. Although LinkedIn rolled out its newsletter platform to users in 2022, the feature has recently garnered significant attention for its ability to move the needle for content creators and professionals wanting to build their brand. Its effectiveness could be first linked to timing and relevancy. LinkedIn’s algorithm gradually reduces a post’s visibility after a few hours, while newsletters tend to sit in user’s notifications and thus gather more attention and views. Currently, there are 184,000 newsletters on LinkedIn with 28 million subscribers. Year-over-year, newsletters reach 47% more engagement than posts, stated Bliss. “The open rate is astronomically higher compared to other newsletters. People are going to see your content much more frequently,” she said. Bliss added how LinkedIn, originally formed to help professionals grow and advance their careers with networking, has taken much of that relationship-building aspect to its content formats

LinkedIn runs on perceived authority more than almost any other platform, since a profile or post with visible engagement gets read as credible before anyone even evaluates the actual content. That's exactly why the search for the best LinkedIn SMM panel providers keeps coming up among founders, consultants, and agencies trying to build that initial signal of authority faster than organic growth alone would allow. LinkedIn's own spam detection has also gotten sharper, which means the gap between a provider that helps and one that risks a flagged account comes down to how real the delivered engagement actually looks. Below are eight providers worth knowing about for LinkedIn specifically. Nicesmmpanel Nicesmmpanel's LinkedIn catalogue separates followers, post likes, comments, connections, and profile views into individually priced services rather than folding them into one vague authority package, which matters since a founder building a personal brand needs a different mix than a company page chasing follower count alone. Delivery is paced to avoid the kind of instant spike that looks unnatural on a professional network where sudden unexplained growth draws more scrutiny than it would elsewhere. Refill terms are stated clearly per service, and quality tiers let buyers choose between a faster

Dutch operator Odido announced a partnership with LinkedIn to give its mobile subscribers a subscription to LinkedIn Premium. Business subscribers to its Unlimited Basis, Plus or Premium plans can choose a free subscription to LinkedIn Premium Business or LinkedIn Premium Career. Consumers also can get LinkedIn Premium Career with an Unlimited Premium subscription if they redeem three of their Extra points.

On Saturday, July 18, more than 3,500 neighbors filled Durham Central Park for our annual Summer Block Party — and in just three hours, children harvested 15,363 books to take home and keep forever. Let me put that number in perspective. Stacked one on top of another, those books would rise more than 600 feet into the sky — nearly twice the height of the Statue of Liberty. But of course, that’s not where they are. They’re on nightstands and bookshelves, in backpacks, and home libraries all across our community. One mom told me, as her young son hugged a cherished new find, that he sleeps with his favorite book under his pillow every single night. Sign up for the EdWeekly, a Friday roundup of the most important education news of the week. Here is the moment I haven’t stopped thinking about. At one point during the afternoon, I watched three children: one, still in a stroller, completely absorbed in a book; two others who had simply plopped themselves down on the ground, books open in their laps. Around them, thousands of people were talking, laughing, moving, celebrating. None of it mattered. They couldn’t wait. They had stories to discover.

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LinkedIn  published a second event marketing framework in eight days on July 30, 2026, and buried inside it is a viewership figure roughly one hundred times larger than the one the company circulated last November. The post, authored by Jae O., Head of Ads, Formats, Placements, Measurement and Audiences at LinkedIn, argues that most event programmes fail because they are built around a single moment. Registrations get driven, the session runs, the team moves on. According to the document, the correction is to stop treating an event as a destination and start treating it as a phase in a continuous demand motion. "That's the difference between event marketing and marketing with events," the post states. That thesis is not new. What is new are three numbers attached to it, and one of them does not match what LinkedIn has said before. The 31x figure In the section covering event day, the document states that there are 31 times more viewers for company-hosted events promoted by event ads compared with company-hosted events without event ads promotion. The comparison is stated as an average. No sample size, measurement window or methodology note accompanies it. That figure sits awkwardly against the company's own

LinkedIn has asked a federal judge to prevent several of its highest-ranking current and former executives from being questioned under oath in a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the company of unlawfully maintaining a monopoly in the professional social networking market, according to Reuters. The motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, seeks to shield five executives—including Chief Executive Officer Daniel Shapero—from depositions requested by the plaintiffs. LinkedIn argues that the executives do not possess unique information that cannot be obtained through other witnesses or existing discovery, Reuters reported.  The lawsuit, Todd Crowder et al. v. LinkedIn Corp., alleges that the Microsoft-owned platform used its market position to restrict competition in professional networking services. LinkedIn has denied the allegations and continues to contest the claims in court. Related: LinkedIn Antitrust Settlement Faces Setback in California Court The discovery dispute comes months after the same federal court declined to give preliminary approval to a proposed settlement between LinkedIn and the plaintiffs. At the time, U.S. District Judge Haywood Gilliam Jr. concluded that the agreement contained “serious problems” and did not satisfy the legal standards required for approval, according to prior court reporting by Reuters. With settlement efforts

In a first-of-its-kind ruling, a federal judge permitted LinkedIn's use of Relativity aiR, a generative artificial intelligence (AI)-powered ...

Getty More than four in five long-form posts on LinkedIn are likely generated by artificial intelligence, according to analysis from content detection company Originality.ai. The study analysed 5,000 public LinkedIn posts published in July, each at least 100 words long, across nine topics.  Some 81.2% were classified as likely AI, continuing an upward trend from roughly half of sampled long-form posts in late 2024. AI slop, a label for low-quality, mass-produced content generated by artificial intelligence, isn’t deadly but can be dangerous for advertisers.   It’s all about gaming the system. The high volume content, often mimicking quality, can draw advertisers away from premium publishers. The findings by Originality.ai coincides with plans by LinkedIn to roll out a Seems like AI slop feedback option, appearing inside the three-dot menu alongside Not interested and Report post options.  LinkedIn's chief product officer Hari Srinivasan said AI slop is a top priority. “We really care about this,” Srinivasan said.  “People come to LinkedIn to connect with real people and share their real perspectives, ideas and expertise.” Earlier research by detection service Pangram showed more machine created content at LinkedIn than other platforms.  The study, based on scanning 1,002,627 posts, found one in four

The Azzurre completed an unbeaten campaign to claim the Regular Phase title in Moldova Italy are the Women’s Euro Beach Soccer League Regular Phase Moldova 2026 champions after closing their campaign with a convincing 4–1 victory over Belgium. Their commanding performances throughout the competition secured top spot and the title. WATCH ALL MATCHES LIVE FOR FREE ON BEACHSOCCERTV.COM – SIGN UP HERE! Italy win 4-1 against Belgium Italy took control late in the opening period, with Vecchione breaking the deadlock before Illiano quickly doubled the advantage. Maurane responded for Belgium in the final minute, reducing Italy’s lead to 2–1 at the first break. Massa restored Italy’s two-goal advantage in the second period. Belgium had an opportunity from the penalty spot through Tracy but failed to convert, before Vecchione scored her second goal to make it 4–1. The final period produced no further goals as Italy remained defensively composed and kept Belgium at bay to complete a convincing 4–1 victory. Portugal win 4–3 against Poland Portugal opened the scoring through Constança midway through the first period. However, the Polish side prevented any further goals, leaving Portugal with a narrow 1–0 advantage at the opening break. Portugal took firm control in the