CNET News Daily Podcast: Facebook lets stream flow to developers
Facebook says it will let developers tinker with the Twitter-like flow of user content the social-networking site calls the "stream." What will this mean for users?
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Facebook says it will let developers tinker with the Twitter-like flow of user content that Facebook calls the "stream." CNET News reporter Caroline McCarthy has more on what this will mean.
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