Twitter Promotes Fabric via Flock Roadshow Series
To further promote its Fabric initiative, Twitter has announced a worldwide roadshow series (Flock) and a corresponding startup contest (Hatch).
01-15-2015
Company: Twitter
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Twitter APIs (7)
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Twitter Account Activity Webhooks |
The Twitter Account Activity Webhooks API offers subscription based real-time access to Twitter accounts. The API supports direct messages. Currently, The API supports 50 account subscriptions per... | Social | 05.17.2017 | |
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Twitter Object Nest |
The Twitter Object Nest API allows developers to programmatically upload media and other assets to Twitter, a social microblogging service. The content type to be uploaded must be a valid media type... | Blogging | 10.28.2016 | |
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Twitter Ads |
The Twitter Ads API provides developers with programmatic access to advertising accounts. With this Advertising API, partners will be able to integrate their solutions to promote Tweets and Twitter... | Advertising | 01.08.2016 | |
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Full-Archive Search |
The Full-Archive Search API allows developers to access the full corpus of Twitter data dating back to March 2006. The API is Restful, and it supports one query per request. The Full-Archive Search... | Social | 09.02.2015 | |
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Vine oEmbed |
The Vine oEmbed API returns an oEmbed compatible format of an embed HTML for a Vine video. Vine is a service for mobile devices that allows users to create and share very short (6 seconds or less)... | Video | 12.01.2014 |
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