APIs
Flickr, data and the historic built environment Paid Members Public
What happens if you mix the geo-data embedded in photos with some data about where our listed buildings are in London? This: > Higher graded buildings were more likely to have photographs taken near them: 88% of Grade Is had at least one photograph falling within 25m of their centre
Google: no longer a webby company Paid Members Public
Marco Arment has used the demise of Google Reader to explore how Google has changed since the rise of Facebook [http://www.marco.org/2013/07/03/lockdown] – and how the big three web players (Facebook, Twitter and Google) are no longer “webby” in the sense we once used the
Twitter has chosen a fickle monetization mistress Paid Members Public
IFTTT CEO Linden Tibbets: > In recent weeks, Twitter announced policy changes* that will affect how applications and users like yourself can interact with Twitter’s data. As a result of these changes, on September 27th we will be removing all Twitter Triggers, disabling your ability to push tweets to
FT Mobile event analysis: Life in API time Paid Members Public
Key Points 1. Mobile is central to FT.com’s business 2. Online revenue and activity is shifting to mobile devices rapidly 3. FT.com is focusing on HTML5 for both web and native apps 4. Its apps are built on APIs [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_programming_interface]
FT Mobile event - Liveblog Paid Members Public
[](http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/Photo 29 May 2012 09:45.jpg)**Rob Grimshaw, managing director, FT.com**Liveblogged notes – prone to inaccuracies and howling grammatical errors Just had first hack day at the FT. The winning hack
dConstruct 2010: Tom Coates on the sexy future Paid Members Public
Great presentation by Tom Coates [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Coates] to kick off the final session of the day, unless you’re a semantic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web] web fan, in which case it was heresy and the root of all evil in the world.
