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AI's Role in PR Is Skyrocketing, With 25% of Press Releases Now Machine-Generated, Study Finds
Artificial intelligence (AI) is steadily weaving into different aspects of society, with fresh applications emerging regularly. A new study has revealed that over 25 percent of external corporate communication and press releases were either written with AI chatbots or significantly edited using them. The highest jump in AI usage was seen in technol...
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Shraddha Kapoor's LinkedIn Profile Says, "Sandwich Maker, Worst Barista": Internet Suggests "Executive MBA Karo Ab"
Shraddha Kapoor listed her part-time jobs while she studied at the Boston University
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Study Abroad: 50 Best Colleges In US For Long-Term Career Success
LinkedIn 2025 rankings of US colleges for career success highlight how elite institutions continue to dominate pathways into high-paying jobs.
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Are Indian MBA Aspirants Ditching US For India? LinkedIn Post Sparks Debate
The post suggests that because of strict rules around US immigration, many students who would have gone abroad for an MBA are now staying back and applying to Indian institutes.
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IIM Alumnus' Post On Indians Spending 60% Retirement Savings On Child's Foreign Studies Sparks Discussion
A startup founder has sparked a discussion online over the high cost of studying abroad. "Education is no more affordable," said, Aviral Bhatnagar, Founder and Managing Partner of AJVC, a pre-seed fund investing in Indian startups.
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LinkedIn List Of Top MBA Programmes 2024: World's Best Business Schools
This ranking provides valuable insights for prospective MBA students aiming to enhance their career prospects and make informed decisions about their education.
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"Never Studied Beyond Bachelor's Degree", Says Suniel Shetty On Value Of Higher Education
Suniel Shetty stressed the importance of pursuing higher education, recognizing its potential to improve specific work-related skills.
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Microsoft President Says Businesses Must Train Employees on Sustainability to Meet Climate Change Pledges
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Wednesday said that thousands of businesses would fail to meet pledges to combat climate change, if they did not train employees on sustainability. While Microsoft itself has grown its sustainability headcount to about 250 employees from only 30 largely in the past three years, having the right workforce to deliver...
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Viral LinkedIn Post On Bihar Railway Platform 'Study Group' Inspires Many
A railway station filled with young men with books. They squat here for hours, studying, chasing government jobs as their ticket to success. For the station gives them what they don't get at home: round-the-clock electricity
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Facebook Delivers Gender-Biased Job Advertisements, Says US Study
Facebook showed different job advertisements to men and women "beyond what can be legally justified," University of Southern California researchers said in a study published on Friday. In contrast, LinkedIn owned by Microsoft did not appear to display such a gender bias in its job advertisements.
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On Facebook Or LinkedIn? People Change Persona To Suit Each Social Network, Says Study
People adopt unique personas for different social networking sites such as Facbook or LinkedIn, a team of researchers, including an Indian-origin researcher, have found.
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Feeling Sleepy? Blame It on Social Media
The study sampled 1,788 adults ages 19-32, using questionnaires to determine social media use and an established measurement system to assess sleep disturbances.
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'82 Per Cent Indian Parents Involved in Deciding Child's Career': LinkedIn Study
Indian parents play a key role in shaping the career paths of their children, as 82 per cent parents are involved in deciding their child's career, says a LinkedIn study.
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Facebook Leads Social Pack in US, Twitter Sputters: Study
Twitter's share remained stuck at 23 percent, the same level as last year, although it rose from 16 percent in 2012.
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LinkedIn, Twitter Most Popular Social Networks Amongst Top CEOs: Study
LinkedIn was the most popular network, with 22 percent of CEOs on the platform, up from just six percent in 2012.
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AI's Role in PR Is Skyrocketing, With 25% of Press Releases Now Machine-Generated, Study Finds
Artificial intelligence (AI) is steadily weaving into different aspects of society, with fresh applications emerging regularly. A new study has revealed that over 25 percent of external corporate communication and press releases were either written with AI chatbots or significantly edited using them. The highest jump in AI usage was seen in technol...
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Shraddha Kapoor's LinkedIn Profile Says, "Sandwich Maker, Worst Barista": Internet Suggests "Executive MBA Karo Ab"
Shraddha Kapoor listed her part-time jobs while she studied at the Boston University
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Study Abroad: 50 Best Colleges In US For Long-Term Career Success
LinkedIn 2025 rankings of US colleges for career success highlight how elite institutions continue to dominate pathways into high-paying jobs.
-
Are Indian MBA Aspirants Ditching US For India? LinkedIn Post Sparks Debate
The post suggests that because of strict rules around US immigration, many students who would have gone abroad for an MBA are now staying back and applying to Indian institutes.
-
IIM Alumnus' Post On Indians Spending 60% Retirement Savings On Child's Foreign Studies Sparks Discussion
A startup founder has sparked a discussion online over the high cost of studying abroad. "Education is no more affordable," said, Aviral Bhatnagar, Founder and Managing Partner of AJVC, a pre-seed fund investing in Indian startups.
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LinkedIn List Of Top MBA Programmes 2024: World's Best Business Schools
This ranking provides valuable insights for prospective MBA students aiming to enhance their career prospects and make informed decisions about their education.
-
"Never Studied Beyond Bachelor's Degree", Says Suniel Shetty On Value Of Higher Education
Suniel Shetty stressed the importance of pursuing higher education, recognizing its potential to improve specific work-related skills.
-
Microsoft President Says Businesses Must Train Employees on Sustainability to Meet Climate Change Pledges
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Wednesday said that thousands of businesses would fail to meet pledges to combat climate change, if they did not train employees on sustainability. While Microsoft itself has grown its sustainability headcount to about 250 employees from only 30 largely in the past three years, having the right workforce to deliver...
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Viral LinkedIn Post On Bihar Railway Platform 'Study Group' Inspires Many
A railway station filled with young men with books. They squat here for hours, studying, chasing government jobs as their ticket to success. For the station gives them what they don't get at home: round-the-clock electricity
-
Facebook Delivers Gender-Biased Job Advertisements, Says US Study
Facebook showed different job advertisements to men and women "beyond what can be legally justified," University of Southern California researchers said in a study published on Friday. In contrast, LinkedIn owned by Microsoft did not appear to display such a gender bias in its job advertisements.
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On Facebook Or LinkedIn? People Change Persona To Suit Each Social Network, Says Study
People adopt unique personas for different social networking sites such as Facbook or LinkedIn, a team of researchers, including an Indian-origin researcher, have found.
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Feeling Sleepy? Blame It on Social Media
The study sampled 1,788 adults ages 19-32, using questionnaires to determine social media use and an established measurement system to assess sleep disturbances.
-
'82 Per Cent Indian Parents Involved in Deciding Child's Career': LinkedIn Study
Indian parents play a key role in shaping the career paths of their children, as 82 per cent parents are involved in deciding their child's career, says a LinkedIn study.
-
Facebook Leads Social Pack in US, Twitter Sputters: Study
Twitter's share remained stuck at 23 percent, the same level as last year, although it rose from 16 percent in 2012.
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LinkedIn, Twitter Most Popular Social Networks Amongst Top CEOs: Study
LinkedIn was the most popular network, with 22 percent of CEOs on the platform, up from just six percent in 2012.
