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Friendster Launches First Implementation of Facebook Open-Source Platform

Posted by Nick O'Neill on October 3rd, 2008 9:02 AM

In a move signifying the influence of the Facebook platform in the social web, Friendster has announced that it has deployed supporter for the Facebook platform. Developers can now choose between the Facebook Platform, OpenSocial, or Friendster’s API to launch applications on the platform. Whether or not Facebook developers will actually choose to launch on Friendster is unknown but it just became a whole lot easier.

Read more on at Social Times.

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One Response to “Friendster Launches First Implementation of Facebook Open-Source Platform”

  1. Nick Stamoulis Says:
    October 3rd, 2008 at 4:04 pm

    This is great news for app developers if they've seen significant decline in their app usage on FB. They just need to make it appeal to the Asian audience since Friendster is so popular there.

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