Big news for developers today: Spotify has announced a significant expansion to its Web API, while also revealing that it has been hard at work integrating with The Echo Nest following its ...

Spotify has announced that the company have now launched the new Spotify Web API, which is designed to allow developers to integrate Spotify into their web apps.

Developers, start your engines. We’ve launched a new version of the Spotify Web API that lets you put everything from album art to music previews into third-party web apps, with a brand new ...

Spotify worked to integrate the two APIs. The new web API lets developers retrieve rich metadata including extensive track, album and artist details from the Spotify catalog, including cover art and ...

Spotify will no longer allow developers building third-party apps with its Web API to access several features within the music-streaming platform, such as song and artist recommendations, the ...

The new web API comes close on the heels of Spotify also working to upgrade its iOS SDK, but also winding down efforts around the native apps’ app directory. It is one of the biggest updates yet ...

Spotify announced in a developer blog post on Wednesday that it’s putting limits on third-party developers who want to build AI apps using data from its listeners (via TechCrunch).

<p>The Echo Nest today announced that it will be integrating its API with Spotify, effectively allowing app developers to use the Echo Nest's vastly influential music intelligence algorithms in ...

The incredibly popular Beats Music opened up its API to developers this morning. This means programmers can now create apps for any platform using Beats Music’s catalog to play tracks -- and ...