The social network for professionals, LinkedIN, was listed yesterday at the New York Stock Exchange and has now grown to $9.8 billion market cap from an expected $3 billion prior to the listing. The starting share price of LinkedIN was among the biggest in Web 2.0 history, near that of Google's back in 2004. Having been a member of LinkedIN back since 2003, I find it amazing that the site has endured the drought of the first Web 2.0 wave. LinkedIN came out around the time of Friendster, MySpace, Digg and Technorati. LinkedIN recently reached 100 million users and the CEO of the company emailed the first million users back in March, including me. Dear Abe, I want to personally thank you because you were one of LinkedIn's first million members (member number 326,333 in fact!*). We hit a big milestone at LinkedIn this week when our 100 millionth member joined the site. Reid Hoffman Co-founder and Chairman LinkedIn A recent comScore study reveals that while Facebook has the biggest online penetration in the Philippines, LinkedIn on the other hand only had under 2% share. Read more in our articles including "LinkedIN IPO pumps $9.8 Billion Market Cap" and "iPod Nano 4th gen Review".
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Sep 18, 2014The social network for professionals, LinkedIN, was listed yesterday at the New York Stock Exchange and has now grown to $9.8 billion market cap from an expected $3 billion prior to the listing. The starting share price of LinkedIN was among the biggest in Web 2.0 history, near that of Google's back in 2004.
Having been a member of LinkedIN back since 2003, I find it amazing that the site has endured the drought of the first Web 2.0 wave. LinkedIN came out around the time of Friendster, MySpace, Digg and Technorati. LinkedIN recently reached 100 million users and the CEO of the company emailed the first million users back in March, including me.
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