It’s official: MySpace, seeking to defend its status as the leading social network, will open up its platform to third-party developers over the next couple of months. The news was confirmed tonight ...

This post was updated at 5:15 a.m. PDT on April 28 with comment from MySpace in the last paragraph. And now for your daily dose of minor social-networking developer application announcements: ...

As expected, MySpace today launched a new site and released code that will allow developers to build applications for the popular social networking site. The new MySpace Developer Platform site will ...

Among the APIs in Real-Time Stream, which MySpace is opening up to developers, is much of the publicly accessible content millions of users publish to MySpace. According to MySpace, Google and the ...

Not willing to let Facebook and Twitter completely own the market for searchable, up-to-the-minute information, MySpace announced on Wednesday a set of new developer application programming interfaces ...

Social networking website MySpace has announced a new developer services programme intended to provide developers with discounts and promotions related to MySpace development. The programme includes a ...

MySpace makes available the necessary tools for developers to build apps for its social-networking site, but won't begin letting members install those apps until early March MySpace will open the ...

MySpace developers can now make their applications available for testing to anyone who is on their list of friends at the social-networking site. With the move, MySpace hopes to instantly expand the ...

Social-networking sites MySpace and Facebook have apparently fixed coding errors that could have allowed an attacker access to all of their users' data and photos. The simple coding errors are ...

MySpace developers can now make their applications available for testing to anyone who is on their list of friends at the social-networking site. With the move, MySpace hopes to instantly expand the ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - MySpace, the world's largest online social network, will launch its program to court outside software developers in February in a bid to widen the gap against rival Facebook. As ...