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Here at ReadWriteWeb, we're big fans of the Times Open strategy, the program that focuses on making the

When it comes to venerable publications, few hold as much esteem as The New York Times - and

Facebook announced a major update to its API tonight that will allow developers to read and post status

We have spent a great deal of time covering US President Barack Obama's Web presence, from the Democrat's

Today, social networking site Bebo announced a new partnership program called "Bebo Open Mobile" whose goal is to

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Netflix subscribers, here's a mashup just for you: the new Netflix InstantWatcher, an application built using the Netflix

Google today released a new tool that will make learning and testing code for Google's Javascript APIs a

Much has been written lately about the rise of the API. Offering a programming interface to an online

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2008 has seen a proliferation of new Web platforms, including a few major ones built using open standards.

When it comes to storing personal digital data in the cloud and serving it up in interesting ways

A newly launched service called near.ly sends you links to news and blogs posts that are happening in

When Google launched its Visualization API in March, it only allowed developers to create applications on top of

Salesforce.com was founded less than 10 years ago, in March 1999. This is hard to remember when you

The popular and quirky MOO.com is a print shop providing stickers, postcards, business cards and personal introduction cards,

Tired of sitting patiently by, refreshing your server logs, while you wait for the Googlebot to show up

In the past, we have written extensively about the potential of BOSS, Yahoo's open search web services platform.

In this post we review 10 promising developer platforms for the Web. We're not talking about the obvious

Much has been written lately about the rise of the API. Offering a programming interface to an online