LinkedIn has supported native video since 2017, but this year, it has introduced several new features that highlight its commitment to video content:

LinkedIn is expanding its Thought Leader Ads to include Live Events.

LinkedIn is set to experiment with a news banner at the top of users’ feeds, designed to spotlight new and developing stories relevant to the professional world.

LinkedIn rolled out the ability to edit scheduled posts. Users can now make changes to posts they have scheduled, which previously wasn’t possible. Additionally, they can adjust the timing of those scheduled posts.

LinkedIn has added Videos For You, a new section in the feed that suggests videos to watch.

According to Microsoft's Q4 FY24 earnings report, video content is now the fastest-growing format on LinkedIn.

LinkedIn is expanding Newsletter access, allowing all users to publish one.

LinkedIn is adopting Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) standards, to identify AI-generated content

LinkedIn has introduced two new advertising solutions: LinkedIn CTV Ads and LinkedIn Live Event Ads, aimed at helping advertisers connect with key B2B audiences.

LinkedIn has rolled out a Microsoft Designer integration for Articles and Newsletters.

LinkedIn has quietly made a few updates across the platform over the last several weeks, including some new features and tools.