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Since Twitter's introduction into the tech community at SxSW, Twitter has gone through a ton of ups

The popular social music service Last.fm features an API that lets anyone build their own programs using Last.fm

Social networking site MySpace is releasing a set of APIs later today that will allow developers to implement

Semantic search engine Hakia today announced a set of APIs that opens up their natural language processing and

Google Gears, the offline web application API it debuted last year at its developer conference, is turning one

As print circulation continues its slide at most newspapers, one of the United States' most respected newspapers, the

The music search engine and Internet jukebox, Songza, lets you seek out any song on the web and

Many small and medium sized businesses may have an interest in maintaining a presence on social networks, but

The new Live Mesh service that just launched as an invite only "technology preview" is Microsoft's attempt to

Last November we put up a guide to the most popular Twitter clients. For that post we looked

Cross-site activity stream aggregator FriendFeed has answered the loud calls of users and developers and today released the

Major social networking site Imeem launched a developer platform tonight that will enable read/write access to user information

Recently people have been comparing lifestreaming services FriendFeed and Socialthing!, trying to determine which one will win or

Here are some of the highlights from the week's Web Tech action on ReadWriteWeb. This week includes social

You're probably already familiar with Digg Spy, an online real-time view of activity on Digg.com. Now comes TubeSpy,

Google today opened up the machine translation software they implemented on their own Google Translate site via a

The video uploading platform announced by YouTube last night may not have been what many pundits expected but

What's the most in-demand API on the web that hasn't existed until today? Wether they knew it or

Last.fm is generally acknowledged to be one of the best web apps of this era - its music

Tom Coates of Yahoo Brickhouse (ex-BBC) is over in Wellington for Webstock, giving a talk on the Web