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Facebook opens stream to developers
Jake Widman
Wednesday, 29 April 2009 00:26
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To show off some of the capabilities of Open Stream applications, Facebook hosted a demo event along with some of its developers.Seesmic introduced the beta of Seesmic Desktop, a Twitter-plus-Facebook client that puts both social media streams into one interface.
And Facebook itself showed off a new Adobe Air application, Facebook Desktop for Air, which functions as a standalone application to access Facebook. Available through a link on the Facebook Blog , it eliminates the (what some users consider) clutter in the Facebook browser display.
Even Microsoft got in on the fun, demoing a Silverlight-based client for interactive Facebook photo viewing.
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