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Jive Releases SDK For Forthcoming Apps Market
Jive announced the availability of its Jive Apps SDK beta today at its Social Business Developer Summit at its Palo Alto headquarters. Developers will be able to build applications
Last.fm Launches API 2.0
The popular social music service Last.fm features an API that lets anyone build their own programs using Last.fm data, whether those programs are on the web, on the desktop, or
MySpace Partners with Yahoo, Twitter, eBay on Data "Availability"
In a surprise move just unveiled this morning, a handful of big players led by MySpace and Yahoo! have announced that public profiles, photos, videos and friend networks will now
Zoho Launches Gadgets
Today, the web office company Zoho, whose line of products competes with other web applications like Google Docs and Gmail as well as desktop-based suites like Microsoft Office, has launched
How Google Buzz is Disruptive: Open Data Standards
Google rolled out a social stream service today called Buzz. It looks on the surface like Facebook, FriendFeed and other stream reading and writing services. It will compete with Facebook
Mozilla's New CEO Talks DataPortability and the Future of Firefox
Sean Ammirati posted a 20 minute podcast interview and transcript with new Mozilla CEO John Lilly tonight and Lilly has some interesting things to share about the future of the
Digg's New Read/Write API Launches Today: Will Make Content Sharing Easier
Later today, Digg will open up its rumored read/write API. Up until now, developers could only read data from Digg. With the new API, web and desktop apps will also
LocaFollow: Finding Local Tweeps Made Easy
While Twitter offers a decent search experience, Twitter's own search engine doesn't make it very easy to discover interesting local Twitter users. LocaFollow wants to change this. The service offers
Amplify's Social Clip Sharing Gets Twitter-like Following
Amplify, a service for gathering and sharing clips from the Web, has added the ability to subscribe to the clippings of others in a fashion very similar to Twitter's asynchronous
A Better Calling Card: Twitter Challenges Facebook Connect
In the old days, self-important people use to carry calling cards. Now we have Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites to turn us all into mini-celebrities. So what's the
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