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They own and maintain the data, so it's not that outrageous. It's a bit more transparent than someone like Twitter, who for a time let anyone use their API...
by stupidbird 8y ago
They own and maintain the data, so it's not that outrageous.
It's a bit more transparent than someone like Twitter, who for a time let anyone use their API... and then just pulled the rug out from under it.
- wlesieutre 8y agoAnd it probably took some work to digitize and centralize all this information from their back catalog into a standard format