The social media platform Twitter has launched the premium Search Tweets Application Programming Interface (API) offering historical access to Tweets with a new premium full-archive search endpoint. This is beta version.
The premium Search Tweets API provides access to every public Tweet currently on Twitter, all the way back to the first Tweet in 2006. This is the first time that the data is available outside of the annual contracts and pricing commitments of Twitter enterprise APIs.
The access to old tweet avails consumer to access insights. Beyond the increased time frame, the new full-archive endpoint behaves exactly like the premium 30-day endpoint and includes functionality beyond what’s available in the standard search/Tweets endpoint, including -more Tweets per request, higher rate limits, a counts endpoint that returns time-series counts of Tweets, more complex queries and metadata enrichment, such as expanded URLs and improved profile geo-information.
Users can also get access to Twitter’s premium developer account dashboard where they can monitor their usage, manage their billing, and invite teammates to collaborate.
Source: http://cablequest.org/index.php/news/new-media/item/12100-twitter-launches-full-tweet-archive
The access to old tweet avails consumer to access insights. Beyond the increased time frame, the new full-archive endpoint behaves exactly like the premium 30-day endpoint and includes functionality beyond what’s available in the standard search/Tweets endpoint, including -more Tweets per request, higher rate limits, a counts endpoint that returns time-series counts of Tweets, more complex queries and metadata enrichment, such as expanded URLs and improved profile geo-information.
Users can also get access to Twitter’s premium developer account dashboard where they can monitor their usage, manage their billing, and invite teammates to collaborate.
Source: http://cablequest.org/index.php/news/new-media/item/12100-twitter-launches-full-tweet-archive
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