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The new YQL set of tables for Twitter enables any developer to use simple SQL-like queries to retrieve and post Twitter data.
interesting, even though for real stuff I would not want one api between apis but for quick hacks ...
Factual is setting out to get people to create as many open databases as possible by providing tools for creating table son any topic, embedding them and sharing them. There are already hundreds fo thousands of tables on Factual, dome large some small. For instance, Creative Commons created a database filled with Websites using Creative Commons licenses that contains 4 million rows. All the data in Factual is editable in a wiki-like fashion and is available through Factual APIs.
sounds very interesting indeed. we need something like this in germany.
he Twilio service allows developers to integrate common phone actions (like placing calls or playing back a recording) using a small set of basic API commands.
Wow, now that's another service I'd love to see here. But there is similar stuff already out there but possibly not that simple. And the simplicity is that what rocks.
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/6C_YD_1EX2M/
As rumors continue to swirl around LinkedIn’s possible IPO, the professional social network is steadily adding useful features that help transcend the platform’s technology into other…
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2009/11/brizzly.html
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Brizzly does look interesting but I tried and didn’t see it as a lot better than the Twitter website and namvu is still my facorite client on the mac next to tweetie on the…
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