Home News Software (Image credit: LinkedIn) LinkedIn has confirmed it is building a rival to popular chat room Clubhouse for its members.According to TechCrunch, the Microsoft-owned business social network is looking to develop a feature in its mobile app to showcases speakers in a room with listeners. The company believes it can offer professional and enterprise users a more tailored and targeted approach to speaking than its rival, along with similar services reportedly being built by Slack and others.We’ve built a list of the best website builders aroundThese are the best portfolio website builders on the marketAlso check out our roundup of the best WordPress themesSpeak easyThe report claims that the new features were discovered by reverse engineer Allessandro Paluzzi, who shared the developments via a tweet. However LinkedIn has now revealed its own images and details, showing off more details of the new feature. The company says the audio experience will be linked with a user’s professional identity, thus making them more comfortable to engage with the content. In addition, there are tools that allow users to join and leave the room, respond to the comments, and request to speak. LinkedIn spokesperson Suzi Owens told TechCrunch that the platform saw a 50% growth in conversations around stories, videos…
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