Academic Research Program News Today

Twitter announced earlier this month that it would restrict free use of its API, the programming interface that enables developers to communicate with Twitter. While the change undoubtedly has an impact on startups and independent developers who are creating tools to make the platform entertaining and safe, it also poses a challenge for academics and …

Twitter's decision to end its free API access have drawn criticism from researchers working on topics ranging from healthcare to hate speech.

To retain the same level of access, researchers will have to pay $100 per month