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None of them are "selling" access though, all of them are trying to push with minimal friction where as Twitter is trying to introduce friction for BD sake.
by dotBen 16y ago
None of them are "selling" access though, all of them are trying to push with minimal friction where as Twitter is trying to introduce friction for BD sake.
- julien 16y agoHum yes, some of them are selling access to their firehose or subsets of it via PubSubHubbub feeds! For example it's available to any Superfeedr hosted hub : http://blog.superfeedr.com/publisher-callback-and-track/ http://blog.superfeedr.com/publisher-callback-and-track/ and we do it for a few of them. Again, having some feeds that can be accessed for free doesn't mean that some others are not subject to fees or more complex TOS :)