Tech News Daily: How LinkedIn has changed the way you might get your next job

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View on the Web. Monday, August 5, 2013 In the News How LinkedIn has changed the way you might get your next job Sarah Halzack The online network has upended the talent industry, giving recruiters the chance to hunt for workers who aren't even looking for a new job. Tips for using LinkedIn to find a job Sarah Halzack You've got a LinkedIn profile. Now what? Here are tips from experts on how to make the most of it. Obama veto of iPhone ban part of much larger fight Hayley Tsukayama Regulators working to define when it's appropriate to sue over technology patents. Why the DEA disguises the use of NSA data in its investigations Brian Fung THE SWITCH | Data sharing could crack barrier between terrorism and ordinary domestic criminal probes. Is it really so easy to buy a gun over the Internet? Brad Plumer Forget the gun show loophole. These days, gun-control advocates are more focused on the large number of firearms sales that take place over the Internet. Obama administration recommends SOPA policy Andrea Peterson New report suggests streaming of copyrighted content should be a felony. A robotic first, a rover's first year and a new Doctor for the Tardis Emi Kolawole A talking, humanoid robot heads to space, the Mars rover Curiosity's year on Mars and the new Doctor. As Windows XP nears end, firms face big decisions Sarah Halzack Consulting firm New Signature is getting a boomlet in business as it helps companies upgrade. When cops can read your searches Caitlin Dewey There's little basis for fear about Googling "pressure cooker" -- or anything else. Featured Comics Dilbert Main Page Follow The Washington Post:        Unsubscribe ©2013 The Washington Post 1150 15th St NW Washington, DC 20071 Help & Contact Info Privacy Policy

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