Fox Interactive Media (NYSE: NWS) is closing its tool-and-storage Flektor site and Atlanta-based SpringWidgets, cutting at least two dozen jobs. Some of the Flektor employees may find jobs at MySpace, according to a source close to the company. The SpringWidgets employees don’t have that option. The closings “was based on a strategic decision on how best to integrate the (Flektor) technology into MySpace” while the SpringWidgets closure “was part of a reorganization of resources in the application and widget development areas within FIM and MySpace.”

SpringWidgets was launched by FIM Labs with fanfare in late 2006. It was FIM’s first API, first developer platform, and first outreach to the dev community.

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