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  • Twitter's @anywhere could usher in big improvements 19 March, 2010 06:21:00

    Industry experts say @anywhere could be crucial for the company's upcoming ad platform and for its continued usage growth
    Many South by Southwest attendees reportedly walked out halfway through the keynote appearance by Twitter CEO Evan Williams this week citing boredom, but the announcement he made on stage deserves careful attention, according to industry experts.
  • Twitter to simplify integration of 'tweets' into Web sites 16 March, 2010 07:04:00

    Called @anywhere, the technology involves dropping a few lines of javascript into a Web page, and no APIs
    Twitter plans to launch a new platform that lets Web publishers display 'tweets' on their sites more broadly and easily than is possible today via the company's APIs (application programming interfaces).
  • Google Maps Labs: A fun new Google tool 13 February, 2010 01:41:00

    Google now has a home for launching beta tools and services for Google Maps.
    Google introduced Maps Labs Friday, a cool new set of innovative add-ons to its popular map service that offers a multitude of new ways to explore places near and far. Google Maps Labs is an incubator to test features for the Google Maps service, in the same spirit as Gmail Labs. When you go to Google Maps, click on the green flask icon at the top, where eight new test features await.
  • MySpace opens activity stream to external developers 10 December, 2009 06:01:00

    The company will release a new set of APIs
    In an aggressive move, MySpace will open its users' public activity stream data to external developers, so that third-party applications and Web sites are able to display these status updates and action notifications.
  • Google looks to ease editing with new Google Sites API 25 September, 2009 08:23:00

    Google Labs unveils API for its Web page creation service
    Google Inc. has a new API for Google Sites that should make it easier to add content and edit Web pages.
  • Twitter helps users track tweets by location 24 August, 2009 05:12:00

    Follow that tweet! Twitter working on new API that will pinpoint Twitterers' whereabouts
    Interested in tracking the Twitterers in your city or even your neighborhood? Or maybe you want to track the tweets sent from an area where there's a major event or disaster?
  • Twitter: latest application platform problems solved 18 August, 2009 12:56:00

    The micro-blogging service says everything's fixed but asks developers to alert it to ongoing problems
    The technical problems that affected the performance and availability of third-party Twitter applications in recent days have been fixed, the micro-blogging and social networking company said Monday evening.
  • Future uncertain for Yahoo developer programs 30 July, 2009 07:53:00

    The future of Yahoo BOSS, Search Monkey and Yahoo search APIs is uncertain after the search deal with Microsoft
    Yahoo's high-profile and widely used search APIs (application programming interfaces) and search programs for external developers are up in the air after the company's decision to outsource its search engine services to Microsoft.
  • Initial thoughts on PayPal's new developer platform 30 July, 2009 04:50:00

    Individual sellers are highly unlikely to need PayPal X
    I just finished watching the PayPal Platform Preview, which was PayPal's official announcement of their new open development platform (it was previously leaked on TechCrunch). Officially called "PayPal X," the platform was presented by Osama Bedier (VP of platform and emerging technology) in broad, almost utopian terms, as something that would unleash waves of innovation transforming the way goods and services are delivered. Maybe.
  • Rackspace API gives developers greater access to cloud platform 15 July, 2009 07:09:00

    Moving workloads from Amazon cloud to Rackspace will be possible
    Rackspace Tuesday released an API allowing developers greater access to the company's cloud computing platform, and said that customers will be able to move workloads back and forth between the Amazon and Rackspace clouds.
  • PayPal to open platform to third-party developers 09 July, 2009 04:22:00

    New APIs will let developers create different payment scenarios funneled through PayPal's system
    PayPal will soon open up its platform to third-party developers, allowing them to build applications with a range of money transfer options.
  • Google seeks to boost geo apps with new Maps API 22 May, 2009 04:19:00

    The Maps Data API lets developers host geodata in Google servers.
    Google has released a new API for Google Maps designed to relieve developers of the burden of maintaining their own repositories for geographical data.
  • SaaS vendors need to get a clue about APIs 21 May, 2009 08:25:00

    Opening up key to securing channel partners, integrating with legacy apps
    One big obstacle to SaaS vendors getting their applications adopted more widely is that so many of them don't offer open APIs. Offering APIs is crucial for vendors to get their applications supported by channel partners and for customers looking to integrate SaaS offerings with legacy applications, said participants on the panel for a lively but lightly attended session Tuesday at Interop in Las Vegas dubbed "Herding cats: Managing SaaS sprawl."
  • Facebook opens activity streams, offers API to developers 28 April, 2009 07:13:00

    New Facebook app lets users see realtime streams running on desktops or cell phones
    Facebook, Inc. Monday moved to virtually free the activity streams of its users.
  • Facebook opens up 'activity stream' to external developers 28 April, 2009 05:10:00

    Applications created with the new API will for the first time let members manage activity streams outside of Facebook
    Highlighting the rising popularity of real-time action notifications in social networks, Facebook will let external developers access the "activity stream" its members display on their profiles.
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