When our algorithm identifies a news story that mentions you, you'll receive a **You Made the News** email. This email includes the news stories about you that are shared with your LinkedIn connections and followers, should your privacy settings allow such sharing. If there's an article that's incorrectly associated with you or that you'd like to remove, click **Remove Article**. If you'd like to share a news article that mentions you more widely, click **Share**.

We can't guarantee that every article about you or a person or organization you follow is picked up. This could be because the name is too common for our system to be confident in the match, the article content is considered objectionable, or the publication (i.e. New York Times) doesn't allow us to pull articles from its site, among other reasons.

If you don't want your connections and followers to know when you're mentioned in the news, you can opt out of this feature in your

privacy settings. Please note that this option is not available to organizations, and generally we are not able to remove accurate associations to companies or other organizations upon request.