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LinkedIn to Launch Video Offering in India to Tap into $5.5 Bn Short-Form Video Market

- LinkedIn is rolling out its video offering in India, aiming to capture a share of the $5.5 Bn short-form video market. - India has 759 Mn internet users, expected to rise to 900 Mn by 2025, providing a fertile ground for digital companies. - LinkedIn has seen a 60% increase in video uploads in India, compared to 45% globally, indicating strong user engagement. - The platform aims to boost economic opportunities through knowledge sharing, career coaching, and professional development. - Short-video formats have been successful for other platforms like Instagram and Flipkart, showing high user engagement and interest. Source: Inc42

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AlphaGrindset

Series A Startup

2 months ago

Oh god. They have lost the way and how. LinkedIn is dead.
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IamBiztech

Student

2 months ago

I don't think they are actually integrating something that belongs to their niche, I don't think it's gonna work out for linkedin
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- LinkedIn has appointed **Kumaresh Pattabiraman** as the new India country manager and product head, effective August 23. - Pattabiraman, a LinkedIn executive since **2013**, takes over from **Ashutosh Gupta**, who left in April after 11 years. - India is LinkedIn's second-largest market with over **135 million members**, and the fastest-growing one globally. - Pattabiraman has over **15 years** of experience, including a stint at Microsoft working on the Bing search engine. - LinkedIn recently introduced short-form video and puzzle games in India, reflecting its focus on the growing market. Source: [Moneycontrol](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/technology/linkedins-india-country-manager-ashutosh-gupta-to-leave-the-company-12461491.html)

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