Photo courtesy of iStockphoto, Ryan Lane Jaduka originally released their APIs for their telephony platform over a year ago , which can easily be used to integrate with other applications. Open the platform, let the masses create their own voice mashups, or so the theory went. Developers signed up, alright, but they didn't create much. While the APIs are still there and you can sign up for their developer program, Jaduka switched strategies, providing custom applications to enterprises on their own. The end result? Over 4 million minutes of voice traffic a month . Makes me wonder how many of Ribbit's more than 2,000 participants in their development program are actually developing money-making applications. It also makes me wonder if they have a plan B, because developers and an API aren't a business model. See full article . Related Entries: Mashups Rule in 2006! - 23 April 2006 Ribbit: What Problem Was This The Solution For? - 16 January 2008 Jaduka Announces Free Telephony Widgets - 07 March 2008 Voice 2.0-Just Like Voice 1.0 With APIs - 16 May 2008 Contents of this feed are a property of Creative Weblogging Limited and are protected by copyright laws. Violations will be prosecuted. Please email us if you'd like to use this feed for non-commercial activities at feeds - at - creative-weblogging.com. ...
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