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MySpace Opens Up The Data Pipe With Full Launch Of Data Availability
Posted on June 26, 2008
MySpace was the first of the Big Three to announce tools for third party sites to integrate MySpace user data into their services (called, collectively, Data Availability). A day later Facebook announced Facebook Connect, then came Google Friend Connect three days after that.Today MySpace is fully launching Data Availability (look for it this afternoon at developer.myspace.com), and any third party developer can now build applications using their APIs. Google s product remains in a test phase with a handful of sites (example), and we won t likely hear more from Facebook until their F8 con...
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