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Twitter Permissions: How Much Do You Trust Your Apps?
Earlier this week, a Google engineer was caught spying on users, and a few old emails from Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that he had easy access to user profiles
Twitter: All Developers Will Get Access to the Firehose in Early 2010
At LeWeb today, Ryan Sarver, Twitter's Director of Platform, took the state during the morning session. He stressed that Twitter needs the developer ecosystem if it wants to continue to
Google and Plaxo Combine OpenID and OAuth for Improved Usability
As a concept, OpenID has shown a great deal of potential. But that potential has often been hamstrung by the series of hurdles through which OpenID users have been required
TwitAlbums: Private, Collaborative Content Sharing Via Twitter
Have you ever wanted to share a set of memories with some of your Twitter friends, keeping the content private while still allowing for collaboration between certain folks? It's not
OpenID Gets SaaS-y: JanRain Works to Ease OpenID Adoption
OpenID adoption has been lopsided. Getting sites to offer OpenIDs has been relatively popular. Google, Yahoo!, MySpace, and countless others provide OpenID addresses for their users. Even AOL users have
Does Facebook Really Have the Worst API?
Photo aggregation service Trove revealed results of a survey of Hacker News readers about API horrors and headaches. Programmable Web (a site owned by ReadWriteWeb sponsor Alcatel-Lucent) counted up
Get Schooled By SXSW in 140 Characters or Less
Substance Labs has put together a new site called SXSW Lesson. This Twitter-powered mashup site listens for tweets with the hashtag #sxswlesson, archives them, and then throws one of them
Google is Now an OpenID Provider
This is turning out to be quite a good week for OpenID, an increasingly popular mechanism for creating and managing a single identity across the Internet. On Monday, Microsoft announced
Email Standards Project: Yahoo! Signs on 100%, GMail Bad
Yahoo! representatives have agreed to adhere to 100% of the recommendations for email clients made by the Email Standards Project, according to the group. The Email Standards Project (ESP) is
Why Twitter's New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web of Mashups
Microblogging service Twitter's habit of playing fast and loose with user passwords may be coming to an end, if a technical trial started today can be successfully implemented by its
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