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 ...

Spotify announced in a developer blog post on Wednesday that it’s putting limits on third-party developers who want to build AI apps using data from its listeners (via TechCrunch).

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 ...

Spotify is cracking down on the information developers can access through its API, joining other tech companies like Reddit and YouTube. The crackdown removes most recommendation features from ...

Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek has said his company is preparing to launch an API later this week, opening up the free music service to manufacturers who want to integrate it into their own products ...

Spotify is trying to make it easier for developers to use both the Spotify platform and newly purchased The Echo Nest in a new update to its API rolling out today.

Spotify to launch API for its music catalog? Apps expected to display lyrics and reviews of songs playing, as well as concert dates and ticket offers, sources tell the Wall Street Journal.

The new web API comes close on the heels of Spotify also working to upgrade its iOS SDK, but also winding down efforts around the native apps’ app directory. It is one of the biggest updates yet ...

Spotify will no longer provide access to critical user data, such as the songs and artists its listeners favor or what's popular among specific demographic groups.