Today in APIs: Apigee Launches Mobile Analytics, Mashery Teams With Intel for Enterprise API Management and 17 New APIs

Wendell Santos, November 1st, 2012

MasheryApigee announces a first-of-its-kind mobile analytics tool. Mashery and Intel (both ProgrammableWeb sponsors) announce a reseller agreement that brings API management to the Enterprise. Plus: How Pinterest gets friendships wrong, Google Maps weekly spotlight and 17 new APIs.


Cogix: Rate This

Greg Bates, November 1st, 2012

Cogix RatingsCogix Ratings API facilitates creating ratings for content. In fact, it looks like you can use it to rate anything, not just traditional content such as photos, videos and articles, but products as well. Questionnaires for ratings use their product, ViewsFlash. According to the Cogix webpage about the API, content of the form is sent using HTTP after being modified with Javascript.


41 Contacts APIs: Google Contacts, Windows Live Contacts Control and Highrise

Wendell Santos, October 30th, 2012

Google ContactsOur API directory now includes 41 contacts APIs. The newest is the AtMail API. The most popular, in terms of mashups, is the Google Contacts API. We list 10 Google Contacts mashups. Below you’ll find some more stats from the directory, including the entire list of contacts APIs.


96 New APIs: Craigslist, Pearson and FullContact

Wendell Santos, September 23rd, 2012

This week we had 96 new APIs added to our API directory including a Craigslist posting interface, business card manager, photo and image collection, personalized learning service and email database scrubbing service. We also covered an API for Your DNA and whether the Tin Can API will force some to rethink current LMS. Below are more details on each of these new APIs.


Today In APIs: Twitter CEO Ignores Developers’ Anger, OneTok Launches Voice Recognition Platform, and 20 New APIs

Wendell Santos, September 20th, 2012

TwitterTwitter’s CEO, Dick Costolo, stands strong behind the recent API changes that have angered many developers. OneTok comes out of beta and launches their voice recognition platform. Plus: The release of the fitness industry’s first open API, the Library of Congress unveils beta.congress.gov and 20 new APIs.


The $30,000 API? Animoto’s Unique Money-Making Strategy

Loraine Lawson, September 10th, 2012

AnimotoA company named Animoto is experimenting with an unusual API business strategy: Revenue sharing. And because the company takes a customized approach, it often negotiates significant advances from its API partners.


Tweddle Group Releases Vehicle Head Unit Update API

Janet Wagner, August 28th, 2012

TweddleTweddle Group, a leading international automotive communications & publishing solutions firm, has just announced that they are granting Tier 1 suppliers and developers of vehicle head units access to the Tweddle Head Unit Update API.


70 New APIs: Amazon Glacier, American Express and SproutVideo

Wendell Santos, August 26th, 2012
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This week we had 70 new APIs added to our API directory including a cloud based data archiving and backup, video hosting service, comment spam prevention service, American Express payments and transactions processing, webpage classification tool. We also covered an API that looks to transform customer service. Below are more details on each of these new APIs.


100 New APIs: Google Commerce Search, Intel and Human.io

Wendell Santos, August 19th, 2012
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This week we had 100 new APIs added to our API directory including a geographic mapping features service, online store and e-commerce product search service, mobile games discovery and marketing service, micro-Apps for Android and iOS and phone conversation management app. In addition we covered an API that helps users stay safe, how to simplify visual communication with Lucidchart, and the Avocado couples app. Below are more details on each of these new APIs.


Today in APIs: Twitter Craziness, APIs for Everyone and 10 New APIs

Adam DuVander, August 17th, 2012

TwitterWhy, yes, developers did react (and over-react) wildly to yesterday’s news from Twitter outlining its plans for “version 1.1″ of its Twitter API. A major company is also making it easier for anyone to create a great API by turning its lifecycle methodology over to the commons. Plus: Google pushes Places, Microsoft set to revamp adCenter, Twilio goes to Africa and 10 new APIs.


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