MySpace (finally) Opens Up to Software Developers

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MySpace (finally) Opens Up to Software Developers

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MySpace will open its doors to software developers allowing them to create games and media-sharing applications for the popular social network. MySpace will formally launch its "Developer Platform" next Tuesday but is already allowing people to sign up. The tools have been developed with Google and will allow programmers to create programs similar to those used by millions on rival site Facebook.

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