Spotify has allowed developers to build upon its platform and arsenal of music since it opened its API way back in 2009, and has been iterating ever since.

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 ...

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 ...

The streaming music service expands its Web API -- an developer toolbox and instruction set -- with smart music discovery capabilities from its Echo Nest takeover.

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 ...

Insider Spotify acquires The Echo Nest to build a better music discovery engine, will keep API free for developers March 6, 2014 - 3:37 pm ...

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).

Developers aren't too impressed with the much-trumpeted release of Spotify's API. The blog post announcing the availability of the API, and the news article on Slashdot on the subject, are both ...

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 ...