API access
2 stories filed under API access on Beyond Market Intelligence. The newest of them: “Reddit tightens content access as RSS feeds and public API close” and “Discover how Runway shifts from model maker to generative media infrastructure.”. Reddit is closing off another route to its content, ending RSS feed support as it tightens its grip on user-generated material. Runway is stepping forward with a clear answer to a crowded field: it wants to be the layer beneath the models, not just another name in the mix. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every API access story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
Reddit tightens content access as RSS feeds and public API close
Reddit is closing off another route to its content, ending RSS feed support as it tightens its grip on user-generated material. This move follows the same logic that killed third-party apps: control over how people access and consume the platform's data. It feels less like a technical decision and more like a philosophical one. If you're frustrated by these walls, our piece on how YouTube empowers creators shows a platform moving in the opposite direction, opening up, not locking down.
Discover how Runway shifts from model maker to generative media infrastructure.
Runway is stepping forward with a clear answer to a crowded field: it wants to be the layer beneath the models, not just another name in the mix. The new Media Router, launched through its developer platform, gives builders one API to tap into a growing roster of third-party image, video, and audio models. That is a practical move toward simplicity, and it feels timely. For anyone tired of stitching together tools, this is an invitation to build smarter.