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 acquisition ...

The most obvious thing you’ll need to build these sample apps is a Spotify account. Using it, you can log in to the Spotify ...

The streaming music service expands its Web API -- an developer toolbox and instruction set -- with smart music discovery capabilities from its Echo Nest takeover. Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior ...

Spotify joins Reddit and YouTube in tightening control over third-party apps, impacting developers who relied on these features for their services. The company is restricting third-party ...

Developers will also be able to call up user profiles with name, image, country, email, external URL, and subscriber status (with a users’ permission, Spotify notes).

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 company ...

Spotify today announced it has acquired music data platform The Echo Nest, which will continue to operate out of its headquarters in Somerville, Massachusetts, and its offices in San Francisco.

Today The Echo Nest announced it has integrated APIs with Spotify, which might not sound like much to the average user, but it’s music to a developer’s ears. You can think of The Echo Nest sort of ...

Spotify is reportedly seeking to admonish developers who use its API for apps that allow users to transfer to a rival music streaming service, such as Apple Music, by revoking access to the ...