Monthly Archives: March 2010

Twitter’s Drive for Revenue Ramps Up

By Mark Evans | Published: March 2, 2010

Big news from Twitter: it has officially launched its “Firehose” API in which third-parties can have 100% access to Twitter’s data. Twitter proclaims the announcement as something “Enabling a Rush of Innovation” but you could easily argue it is “Enabling a Rush of Revenue” as Twitter will start to charge for different API packages. Much [...]

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Who’s Got Access to Your Twitter Account?

By Mark Evans | Published: March 1, 2010

If you’ve been curious about the variety of services that enhance the Twitter experience, you have probably given some of these services access to your Twitter account. It’s been a trade-off accepted by many people who want more from Twitter other than the basic functionality offered by Twitter.com. Over time, however, many of these services [...]

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