Sarah Harmon, director of LinkedIn Spain, already announced this during her speech at the B2B Digital Summit organized by Adigital at the end of June: "In the coming weeks, LinkedIn will launch new multimedia content... and that's all I can say."
And the new features have indeed arrived... but those related to country email list multimedia content haven't been the most significant. It's also true that LinkedIn has been undergoing renovations for some time now , ever since it launched a new interface design earlier this year, removing features and adding a few others.
On June 7, the new Privacy Policy also came into effect , which states, literally: "We will share your personal data with our subsidiaries to provide or develop our services." These subsidiaries include, of course, Microsoft Corporation (which acquired the company in June 2016) and therefore all its associated services: Outlook, Microsoft Dynamics, and much more.
But what exactly has this latest round of updates brought?
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