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The NYDHA startups will get first access to their APIs and then it will be opened more broadly.

At the outset, Habitat will only be available to select publishing partners, and the platform will be opened more broadly this spring.

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(It opened more broadly the following year).

At launch, Basecamp Personal is only being made available for current Basecamp customers and end users to test, but it will be opened up more broadly in a few months.

Having learned from their initial failed launch, Color is babystepping this release, trickling it out to a group of Harvard students initially before it opens more broadly.

But consumers, in droves, are giving Microsoft's Office iOS apps a shot now that they've been opened up more broadly.

Today, it's opening up more broadly.

Today, the service, which has grown to some 3,000 beta users, is opening up more broadly.  .

You could imagine a way to make certain downloads invite-only while others are opened up much more broadly.

Square initially soft-launched the product to a limited number of users earlier this year but is opening the service more broadly to users with a few tweaks to the initial payments system.

Initially, inclusion in this program was only available to a hand-picked group of 29 app and game partners, but today Google is opening up "Early Access" more broadly.

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