Editor and Publisher finally gets blogs (1)
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I don't know how many years ago it was that I heard Greg Mitchell say he was on the verge of launching an Editor&Publisher blog. I do know that the setting was New Orleans in the pre-Katrina era. Since then, E&P has continued to limp along, powered by a dismal excuse for a Web content management system administered by what appears to be an exceptionally inept IT department. Fitz and Jen (Mark Fitzgerald, Jennifer Saba) ...
http://www.smashingapps.com/2008/08/28/zimplit-an-easiest-content-management-system-ever-made.html (6)
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Zimplit is the easiest CMS (Content Management System) ever made. Zimplit is extremely lightweight, simple and customizable. It’s easy to install, and easy to use via a simple web interface. Zimplit consists of only one core engine file. And of course – it’s FREE. It seems Zimplit was made for normal people, not for IT gurus because it is very handy and easy in use and need no technical knowledge. It has an easiest web ...
Frontfriend lets you roll your own CMS with minimum hassle (3)
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Frontfriend, a service that lets you make your own forms through easy-to-use web tools, and also create templates, where your client can insert and edit data. Frontfriend is ideal for small scale websites, where the content is frequently reviewed and changed. News, products, services, employees, partners, or any other object can be implemented in a very short period of time. Frontfriend is beneficial as you don’t need to install and configure and software, and neither ...
A next-generation news site management system (8)
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For the last couple of weeks I've been too busy to blog much. We're working to build the next-generation newspaper website management system. We have an October deadline, which seems a long way off, but it's not. There's a lot of work to do, including complete site redesigns. We're doing this simultaneously for two newspapers that are 1,200 miles apart, and the closest is almost five hours away from our office. And I'm going to ...
College media needs CMS options (1)
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A few days ago I got an email from Daniel Bachhuber, who is working with the Oregon Daily Emerald. He wanted to know if I was interested in discussion content management system options for college media. After my time as online managing editor at The Independent Florida Alligator, struggling with a CMS that liked to fight dirty, I’ve daydreamed of building a modular open-source system myself. The problem: College Publisher is an inappropriate platform for ...
E’ sempre necessario un Content Management System per i siti aziendali? (1)
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Una recente conversazione con dei colleghi mi ha fornito lo stimolo per scrivere questo post che avevo in cantiere da tempo. Il tema è l’uso, anzi l’abuso dei Content Management System nella realizzazione dei siti web aziendali. Nel 2008 può sembrare un po’ luddista e retrò mettere in discussione l’utilità di uno strumento come il CMS, che ha permesso ad un notevole numero di persone di pubblicare contenuti sul Web senza richiedere particolari competenze di ...
http://www.smashingapps.com/2008/07/21/impresscms-an-open-source-community-developed-content-management-system.html (5)
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ImpressCMS is a community developed Content Management System for easily building and maintaining a dynamic web site. Keep your web site up to date with this easy to use, secure and flexible system. It is the ideal tool for a wide range of users: from business to community users, from large enterprises to people who want a simple, easy to use blogging tool. ImpressCMS is a powerful system that gets outstanding results! ImpressCMS is free ...
Wordpress 2.6 is more than a blog (1)
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CMS Report (2)
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Wordpress 2.6 was released just a couple days ago. During the time I have covered Wordpress, I have always considered Wordpress more as blogging application and not really a full featured content management system. However, ever since I installed Wordpress 2.5 on one of my sites, I can't help but think that Wordpress now rocks as a CMS. If you haven't looked at Wordpress in the past year or so, I recommend that you do ...
WordPress as a Social Network? (4)
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Social Networking is a preoccupation of mine. Also, as a blogger, WordPress is a key part of my work flow. And a question I keep asking myself is, what if WordPress became a Social Network? Here’s the thing, WordPress already is a Social Network, of a fashion. Once you’re signed in to their main Wordpress public website, all the comments you’ve made on other WordPress-powered blogs are collated for you to revisit at your leisure. ...
WordPress Evolving into a CMS Powerhouse (2)
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WordPress is really evolving past a blog application and moving into some incredible features that blow away the typical CMS. I’m really amazed at how quickly the WordPress upgrades are coming as well as the ingenious features that are being added. Watch the video to see some of the features of WordPress 2.6 Click through for the video. Now if they could just keep up with demand This is the screen I was left with ...
10 nem-wordpress blogmotor (1)
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Bár tény, hogy a Wordpress a legnépszerűbb blogmotor, nem biztos hogy mindenkinek ez az idális megoldás. Azt viszont talán nem mindenkinek egyértelmű, hogy milyen más lehetőségek vannak még a blogmotor választásakor. A szolgáltatók által biztosított blogközösségeket most kihagyva íme egy lista, hogy milyen más megoldások közül lehet még választani. Persze a lista nem teljes, de [...]
Online Journalism Scandinavia: Mecom’s Danish arm may ditch costly CMS for Drupal (1)
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News from Journalism.co.uk (9)
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Berlingske Media, Denmark’s biggest publisher of daily newspapers, is considering making free open source software Drupal its online publishing system of choice. Former Mirror-boss David Montgomery’s Danish lieutenant, Lisbeth Knudsen, is contemplating the move, which could save a substantial sum of money - but it does not come without risk. Berlingske Media already runs some of its sites on Drupal - a long-time favourite free content management system (CMS) of web hacker-geeks - but many ...
The Social CMS Dilemma: Will they lead with Community or Publishing Features? (1)
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Apparently, a chord was struck in this recent post “Social Software: Here come the CMS Vendors“. In summary, the post indicuates that CMS vendors are sniffing the community space, and the comments lit up (you should read them) with vendors from both camps indicating this discussions are happening behind the curtains and hands are extending across the aisle. I also am getting more briefing requests from traditional CMS vendors, who are anxious to get my ...
KnowProSE.com - Where One Line Can Make A Difference (2) permalink
I was pleasantly surprised to find that the Trinidad Guardian subscription is available on Amazon.com - and then I got the sticker shock: $1,731.00 ($4.74/issue) - US dollars. What? Why, yes, almost $5 US/daily issue. Who, in the age of the Internet, would pay so much for a newspaper subscription? Perhaps the Wall Street Journal. But wait... the The Wall Street Journal [1-year subscription] costs... $249.00 ($0.81/issue). 14% of what the Trinidad Guardian is charging. ...Shared by phoenixprodigy (17)Contribute comment
