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Opening Up Facebook Status and More to Developers
Facebook announced several new APIs for its platform. The new interfaces allow access to content, and methods for sharing that content through several Facebook Applications. Included in the new accessible APIs are Facebook status, notes, links and video.
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Lifting Veil of Secrecy About Search Technologies
The act of initiating a query via search functionality is no longer seen as a magical, mythical process. According to a recent CMS Watch report, The Search and Information Access Report 2009, enterprise search technology is no longer perceived as being a stealth and secretive operation. After having interviewed
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Last Call on CSS Selectors API, Comment Now
The W3C Web Applications Working Group is currently developing standard APIs for client-side Web Application development and is soliciting comments. In June 2008, the WebAPI Working Group and Web Applications Working Group merged to form the new Web Applications ("WebApps") Working Group.
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Web App Development in Lotus Notes Made Easier
Yes, Lotus Notes is still part of the daily routine for some folks out there. United Planet, a European developer of Enterprise Portal software, has released a Lotus Notes Business Adapter for its portal, intranet and Web application software -- Intrexx Xtreme.
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Change is Rattling Through Web Publishing World
O, the wonderful world of Web publishing. There's never a dull moment, that's for sure. This week has abounded with all kinds of news about acquisitions, applications and product launches -- after awhile, it all seems to blend together.
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BitGravity Launches API for Video, HD Content Delivery
BitGravity, a provider of Content Delivery Network (CDN) services, has announced the release of its new application programming interface (API) called Advanced Progressive.
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New Bamboo's Platform Sounds Cute and Promising
New Bamboo, a software company that’s been developing solutions using the infamous Ruby on Rails since its conception, released Panda -- a new Open Source platform designed for the easy uploading, transcoding and streaming of videos on websites.Panda-Monium Demands for better video management on the web are steadily increasing.
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Day Reacts to Enterprise CMS Interoperability Spec
Following the initial introduction of the Content Management Interoperability Spec (CMIS) draft and reactions from Open Text and Alfresco, Day Software didn’t lag behind and responded to the proposed industry standard. Day thinks that it’s good having a standard that functionally matches on a protocol level to what JCR (JSR170/
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Google Offers Data APIs on Force.com
Salesforce.com and Google have made a pretty big announcement this week. They now have a global strategic alliance. This alliance comes after the news of an integration service called Salesforce for Google Apps -- a service that integrates Google Apps with Salesforce.com and their newest venture, Force.
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Google Offers Compelling Search Option for SMEs
Google, in its quest to entrench itself into the enterprise space, has announced its Custom Search Business Edition (GCSBE): a simple and inexpensive way for small businesses to add a customizable, Google-powered search box to their websites. In a few simple steps, businesses are able to sign up online for
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Day Gets Standardized for Documentum
The global CMS and content infrastructure providers at Day Software just announced they'll continue providing standardized connectors for leading repositories. We hardly needed reminding considering they've been busy. Of recent note they introduced a new series of content repository services supporting Apache Jackrabbit. Their most current standardized offering is
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