The biggest alteration to the API is that Netflix will remove the access that apps and developers have to the rental and instant-watch history of its users. This was already limited to specific ...

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Netflix is shuttering its public API today, effectively ending support for a number of third-party apps that made use of the API to get TV and movie show titles as well as other data from the ...

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Movie rental site Netflix announced an API to access its massive catalog of films and movie people. Applications written on the API can also let users login using OAuth to access their movie queues.

On Friday, Netflix's VP of edge engineering, Daniel Jacobson, sent the following letter to the service's third-party developers: Netflix API Developers, As Netflix continues to grow internationally, ...

Netflix has updated the terms of use for its API, removing some useful functionality from third-party apps. Netflix has updated the terms of use for its API, removing ...

Netflix has reached out to us to clarify some aspects of the company’s changes to its API program. In regards to the use of the API to display Netflix’s selection alongside competitor listings, the ...

Good news, developers of the world -- the Netflix API will be open to all starting tomorrow. As of October 1st, absolutely anyone can self-signup by visiting the read link, and while details are a tad ...

Netflix just used the quiet Friday afternoon to announce that it is effectively ending its public developer program. Netflix will stop issuing API keys immediately and will not accept new API ...

Netflix’s public API is now dead. If you’ve previously built something that tapped Netflix for its data, it’s probably dead now too. The move isn’t surprising – just disappointing. Netflix first ...