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LinkedIn has become a routine way to learn about a new business contact and share news and insights. But your LinkedIn profile doesn’t need to be routine. getty LinkedIn has become a routine way to learn about a new business contact and share news and insights. But your LinkedIn profile doesn’t need to be routine. Colleagues, potential clients and employers head to LinkedIn to learn about who you are. They may look for facts about where you’ve worked and what skills you have, but what they really want to know is how do you show up. Who are you? What will it be like to work with you? So instead of listing your key skills or qualities in cliched language such as "strategic thinker” or “dedicated to my clients,” show these in a memorable and human-centered way. The following 3 guidelines for writing your LinkedIn’s About section will help you get there. 1. Start Your LinkedIn Profile With An Intriguing Beginning You want a profile people will remember. So choose a story or turn of phrase that will make people ask questions. Sharing personally has efficacy on LinkedIn, but you want to do it strategically so it retains its power.

For years, social media giants have argued against claims that their platforms harm young people’s mental health. Starting Tuesday, they will for the first time have to defend against those claims before a jury in a court of law.A 19-year-old identified as KGM and her mother, Karen Glenn, are suing TikTok, Meta and Google’s YouTube, alleging that the companies knowingly created addictive features that harmed her mental health and led to self-harm and suicidal thoughts. (Snap, also a defendant, settled last week under undisclosed terms.)Parents, advocates, health experts, tech whistleblowers and teens themselves have for years worried that social media platforms can get young people hooked on scrolling, enable bullying, disrupt their sleep and send them down harmful content rabbit holes. Tech executives have repeatedly been hauled before Congress, at one point even apologizing to parents who say their children died or were harmed because of social media. But the companies have nonetheless faced few consequences or regulations in the United States.KGM’s case seeks unspecified monetary damages. The outcome could influence how more than 1,000 similar personal injury cases against Meta, Snap, TikTok and YouTube are resolved.Top executives from Meta, TikTok and YouTube are expected to take the witness stand

Most lawyers know they should be on LinkedIn. For professional services, LinkedIn is the best platform to establish yourself as a thought leader and attract potential clients. Image source: rawpixel.com from Freepik Then why aren’t you seeing tangible business opportunities as a result? One of the main reasons is that LinkedIn has changed, quietly but significantly. Its new algorithm no longer rewards visibility for visibility’s sake. Instead, it evaluates credibility, consistency, and alignment between who you say you are and what you post about. LinkedIn’s 360Brew 360Brew is a large language model that functions as a sophisticated algorithm. It has completely changed how your content is assessed. The most important change is that 360Brew compares your profile with what you’re posting. If that doesn’t match up, it doesn’t get distributed. This is an exciting development. Because you can use it to your benefit. Update your profile page immediately Your profile is not a CV. It’s a marketing tool. Start with your headline (that’s the bit under your name). It’s not meant for your job title; it should be a description of what you do. A good headline tells profile viewers something about you at first glance. And every time you

A teenage girl's attempt to meet an online acquaintance in Madhya Pradesh ended in collapse after walking eight kilometers in Rajasthan's Bhiwadi heat. Rescued by police and hospitalized, her story highlights the dangers of mistaking online connections for real-world safety. Doctors are monitoring her condition as authorities investigate. What began as a late-night chat on Snapchat almost ended in tragedy in Rajasthan’s Bhiwadi area. A teenage girl, who had been talking to a boy online for months, quietly left her house and decided to walk all the way to Madhya Pradesh to meet him. No bus. No train. Just faith, hope, and a long road ahead. It didn’t take long for things to go wrong. After walking barely eight kilometres in the scorching heat, she collapsed by the roadside. Exhausted. Dehydrated. Unable to move. People passing by noticed her lying there and panicked. Someone called the police. Within minutes, officers were on the spot and rushed her to the nearest hospital. Later, the story came out. She had been chatting with a boy named Ritesh from Dewas district for nearly a year and a half. They had never met in person. Not even once. But somewhere along the way, messages

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Coach Beth Harberts after play this weekend at the Brigitte Donner Daws Memorial Invitational at Cal. #AllSpartans pic.twitter.com/VT4C1AqHnl — San Jose State Women's Water Polo (@SanJoseStateWWP) January 26, 2026 BERKELEY, Calif.— Bridget Cranley scored two of her three goals in the third quarter for the No. 12 San José State women’s water polo team as the Spartans fell to No. 4 California, 21-7, Sunday at the Brigitte Donner Daws Memorial Invitational. Cranley got the Spartans on the scoreboard with a 6-on-5 goal in the first quarter. Darcy Spark scored her first goal of the match with 29 seconds remaining in the second quarter. Spark and Jessica Ross scored the other two Spartan goals in the third quarter, while Taylor Fisher scored the team’s final goal with 2:33 left in the match. Tatianna Raffin and Larke Eslinger split time in goal. UP NEXT – The Spartans play at Cal State Monterey Bay next Saturday, January 31, at 1 p.m. No. 4 California 21           No. 12 San José State     7 SJSU       1             1             4             1             --            7 CAL        3             5             8             5             --            21 Goals – SJSU – Bridget Cranley 3, Darcy Spark 2, Jessica Ross, Taylor Fisher Cal – Feline Voordouw

CT amateur weatherman who 'can't sleep when it's snowing' has growing Facebook fan base. By Jesse Leavenworth, Staff WriterUpdated Jan 25, 2026 3 ...  » Read More