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Best News Mashups Announced in Daylife Challenge

By Ty Wenzel • Aug 25th, 2008 • Category: Events, Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Daylife has announced the winners of the 2008 DayPI Developer Challenge. Their DayPI is a unique API for building news-based applications. We wrote about the DayPI Developer Challenge last month. The challenge offered a US $3,500 first prize and two US $750 runner-up prizes.
First prize was awarded to the NewsLine mashup, by Dipity. This winning [...]



NPR Wants Suggestions for Their Next API Version

By Ty Wenzel • Aug 25th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Last month we welcomed the launch of the NPR API from National Public Radio (NPR), an internationally acclaimed media production and distribution non-profit best known for a wide array of non-commercial radio programs.

Since its initial release, NPR has highlighted several new widgets and mashups developed with its API (our NPR API profile). And now [...]



RealMapz | Mashup: Central Californal Real Estate

By Ty Wenzel • Jun 12th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

A real estate mashup featuring homes on the California central coast.
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VoiceMap | Mashup: Voice Recording tied to Location Plus Twitter

By Ty Wenzel • Jun 12th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

WHERE contest winner. Voice notes tied to a location. Record private or public location voice notes on your cell phone then listen to them on the web or publish them on Twitter.
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Giverny France Hotels | A Hotel Search MashUP

By Ty Wenzel • Jun 12th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Hotel locations around the Monet garden in Giverny, France.
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Best Cities for Singles | A web 2.0 mashup

By Ty Wenzel • Jun 12th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Rankings of the best cities for singles in the United States.
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Goosh | Dos shell meets Google Search - a MashUp

By Ty Wenzel • Jun 12th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Google search meets DOS shell, in a browser. If you miss command lines, then this app is for you. Feel right at home searching the Web from a shell prompt.
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Google’s New Maps API for Flash

By Ty Wenzel • May 28th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Last week, Google announced the Google Maps API for Flash, the latest extension of their extremely popular Google Maps API. As they describe:
This API lets Flex developers embed Google Maps in Flash applications. Similar to the JavaScript version, this ActionScript API provides a number of utilities for manipulating and adding content to maps through a [...]



Google Health API Released

By Ty Wenzel • May 28th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

Somewhat lost in the buzz of the announcement of Google Health, is the fact that Google’s also just launched the Health Data API. As they describe, the new GData API provides a variety of health-related functionality:
The Google Health data API allows client applications to view and update Health content in the form of Google Data [...]



Open Library API: Cataloging 13 Million Books

By Ty Wenzel • May 28th, 2008 • Category: Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

The Open Library is a project of the non-profit Internet Archive , whose long-term goal is to present “one web page for every book ever published.” A recent release of the Open Library brought the total number of book records to over 13.4 million, including over 234,000 records with full-text for [...]



New YouTube API Means YouTube Anywhere

By Ty Wenzel • Mar 14th, 2008 • Category: Techie News, Web 2.0 | API | Mashups

The most popular video API is about to become more popular. As just announced by Googe’s Jim Patterson on the YouTube blog, YouTube Everywhere, the YouTube API has just been upgraded with some very powerful new features. So much so that, as Jim describes, “It has become an open, general purpose, video services platform, available [...]