The Reuters Spotlight service provides a non-commercial community platform to allow users to innovate and develop their ideas by harnessing the content Reuters publishes, which includes news, video, pictures and multimedia articles. The Reuters Spotlight service provides access to Reuters content through standards based XML APIs feeds and provides a community around them to showcase, share and collaborate around your ideas.

Open Calais is an initiative in Thomson Reuters delivered through the semantic technologies of Clear Forest. The service allows registered developers to pass their text content through a web service that returns rich metadata and tagging relating to the content. Additional tools are provided for ease of integration with Wordpress, Drupal and Yahoo’s SearchMonkey.

The Reuters News Screener lets you treat the news as a sortable data set, helping you pinpoint stories of interest quickly. With a quick glance, the News Screener shows you over 100 of the latest headlines in a number of different categories. You can also type text into a filter to focus only on certain stories.

TwitterThis gives people a way to share the Reuters story they're reading with their friends on Twitter. Various story pages on the experimental Reuters Labs website, such as this one, have a TwitterThis link on the toolbar just below the headline. Clicking this link initiates the process of posting the story to Twitter. Because Twitter posts are limited to small bits of text, each character is at a premium. In order to shrink story URLs into a more Twitter-friendly size, TwitterThis employs another Reuters Labs technology, called DinkyLink.

A joint Reuters and Nokia project examining how mobile technologies transform the way journalists file news reports when on the move. See the press release for more details, or read The Guardian's write up. Sample raw materials and stories can be found at reutersmojo.com.

Test your nose for news with the Reuters News Quiz. Built using the Facebook APIs you can compare quiz points with your friends. The fastest most correct quiz takers get their pictures featured on the site. Check back every Friday afternoon for new quizzes.

Search for a person in Reuters video and find the exact moments when they are on-camera. By applying Viewdle's face-recognition to Reuters videos you can find the people you are looking for like George Bush, George Clooney or George Harrison, for example.

Tag an article without a text box? Select any text on an article to add it as a keyword thats describes the article. You can add the word as a "synonym" meaning the article is about that word. Or you can add it as an "antonym" if the word is related but in the opposite sense.

Add comments and subtitles to Reuters News Videos. The user can control where and when on the video the comment will appear. Comments submitted by user must be approved by an admin before others can see the comment. Very useful in subtitling videos for foreign consumption.

The Reuters Mobile Labs showcases some of our latest product innovations and developments for mobile devices. Like Labs on the desktop it is a test site where you can discover, use and comment on products and services still in progress.

Try the enhanced mobile news service, which offers an rich user experience through the use of Flash Lite™ technology from Adobe.

Reuters Newsbeats blend music and news in a new media form. We aim to bring daily mixes of Reuters news direct to your web browser or podcasts to your MP3 player (no longer live).

Contribute to the Reuters Financial Glossary wiki and share your knowledge of financial and economic terms and concepts.

View and navigate Reuters news by its geographical location using MetaCarta's technology to map news articles to Microsoft Virtual Earth and Google Maps.

Reuters video podcasts allow you to watch the latest in Reuters video on your portable media player while you're on the go.

Get Reuters news in an audio format and listen to the latest stories from your computer or as a podcast on your MP3 player. Our podcasting service allows you to subscribe to your favorite Reuters news channels - including Top News, Business News and Oddly Enough News.

Visit the Reuters island and pick up the revolutionary NewsHUD to keep you informed about news and financial info while you live your Second Life. While you are there, meet with Adam Reuters, the bureau chief reporting on events as they happen in the virtual world and discuss the news with fellow residents.

(Formerly called Reuters Video Affiliate Network) Discover how easy it is to add video content to your site with the Reuters Video Player. It's free.

Download the Reuters News and Quotes Widget to get access to news and information directly on your desktop (widgets are being upgraded).

The new US mobile site gives you access to the latest news and business developments, US market performance and stock information, weather and airport delay information and more on your mobile phone.