This past week 12 new mashups were added to our mashup directory and 27 different APIs were used to build them. Some of the newer or less frequently seen APIs include Bandsintown, BBC Music and Billboard. The most often used APIs this week are Google Maps, Google Maps Flash and Twitter. And the most commonly used types of APIs were Music (7 APIs, 8 mashups), Mapping (4 APIs, 10 mashups) and Search (2 APIs, 2 mashups). The list below shows which APIs were used by which mashups:
Amazon eCommerce used in PetStew.com
Bandsintown used in SongDNA, Yamusica
BBC Music used in SongDNA
Billboard used in SongDNA
Calais used in Twitter Trends Tagged
Compete used in Resolves Me
del.icio.us used in deletious
Echo Nest used in Yamusica
Facebook used in SongDNA
Flickr used in PetStew.com
Freebase used in PetStew.com
GeoNames used in Yamusica
Google AdSense used in PetStew.com, RendezvousSpot.com
Google Ajax Search used in RendezvousSpot.com
Google Analytics used in PetStew.com
Google App Engine used in Nicksmap
Google Maps used in Job Query, MySalaryWiki, Nicksmap, PetStew.com, RendezvousSpot.com, Yamusica
Google Maps Flash used in Job Query, StatMap Australia
Google Static Maps used in Job Query
Last.fm used in Yamusica
Lyricsfly used in SongDNA
Mobypicture used in SongDNA
MusicBrainz used in SongDNA
Oodle used in PetStew.com
Twitter used in Another Tweet On The Wall, PetStew.com, SongDNA, Twitter Trends Tagged
Yahoo Image Search used in SongDNA
YouTube used in PetStew.com, SongDNA
Mashups of the day:
And each day there is one mashup selected to be Mashup of the Day. Here are last week’s winners:
Another Tweet On The Wall
PetStew.com
RendezvousSpot.com
Resolves Me
SongDNA
Twitter Trends Tagged
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