This initial roll out features productivity applications that range from gathering information that professionals around you are generating to enhancing your abilities to collaborate and communicate more effectively. Full Article at The Bloggers' Times

LinkedIn has added a bundle of new productivity tools to its network. Full Article at TechNewsWorld

Professional social network LinkedIn has launched a platform for third party applications. InApps is launching with applications from a range of companies including Amazon, Google and WordPress. Full Article at New Media Age

The folk at LinkedIn, the social network for professionals, have grown bored of the traditional résumé filled with bullet points and buzzwords. Full Article at Ars Technica

Box.net, for example, lets a user upload and manage documents within his Linkedin profile, making them not only sharable online, but also editable. Full Article at BetaNews

LinkedIn has finally switched on its own OpenSocial-powered apps platform, which, on the surface at least, borrows quite a bit from Facebook. Full Article at ZDNet

LinkedIn opens an applications platform with applications from Google, Amazon, Six Apart, WordPress, Box.net, Huddle, SlideShare and TripIt. Full Article at eWeek

LinkedIn announced publicly that they are adding a great deal of functionality to their platform by offering a directory of applications. Full Article at Duct Tape Marketing