Twitter once again made news this week with its 1.1 API terms and in particular the decision to drop support for RSS and ATOM. As with previous policy announcements (see …

APIs are increasingly becoming core to many Internet Businesses – from mobile to Desktop/Web. From day one at 3scale we’ve always believed that our API Infrastructure should be available for …

Twitter’s new rate limit updates this week have again fueled concern and anger amongst developers (and in some cases even twitter users). The reactions pretty much fall into two categories: …

This week MavaIQ launched it’s new currencies API and Excel Service as a one-stop source for self-service, pay-as-you-go, institutional-grade FX market data, available on-demand in Excel and via a REST …

Extending our series of webcast tutorials on how to enhance your API today we’re adding Analytics to the simple API we built in episode #1 of the series. In that …

There’s now an open survey at RethinkDigg (and rethink manifesto) for the planned revision of Digg after the Betaworks sale – it’s great to see open doors to ideas and …

Kin Lane has a nice post over at API Evangelist, reflecting on the some of the commentary of Twitter’s ecosystem changes – don’t forget the Pioneers as he says. API …

Adam Green has a great post on programmableweb this morning about Twitter API Rate Limits – with great tips on how to get the most out of the Twitter API …

Wallgreens announced it’s new API for photo printing today and with it the Kicksend hit the ground running with integration for photo-printing from their Android and iPhone Apps. (from TheNextWeb): …

Getting your API launched can be a big challenge – and not just technically! Often there are open strategy, technical, business model and other questions which need answers before you …