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Yahoo Opens Platform To Third-Party Developers (NewsFactor)
Posted on 10.30.08 by templeton @ 8:01 pm

NewsFactor – Yahoo has officially opened its platform to developers. It’s all part of the search company’s vision for a more open Yahoo that leverages outside innovation, unlocks the power of social networking, and meshes the Yahoo experience with other sites to bring viewers the best of the Web.


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