Twitter March 15 unveiled @anywhere, a service that will extend much of the functionality of its successful microblogging platform to third-party sites such as Amazon.com, Microsoft Bing, Digg and eBay. Web site publishers will only need to add a few lines of JavaScript to their sites to enable this functionality, according to Twitter Co-founder Biz Stone. One thing that shouldn’t be overlooked is how @anywhere resembles Facebook Connect, the service for letting users log into Web sites using their Facebook credentials.
– Twitter March 15 unveiled @anywhere, a service that will extend
much of the functionality of its successful microblogging platform to
third-party sites such as Amazon.com, Microsoft Bing, Digg and eBay.
As the name implies, @anywhere comprises a set of frameworks
for adding the Twitter experienc…