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Sitecore 7 Released, Boasting Advanced Search Based Architecture

By Daniel Threlfall on May 21, 2013 · Add Comment
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Sitecore is a major player in the web content management (WCM) playing field. We’ve kept a close eye on this CMS for a long time, tracking their improvements and success. Just today, Sitecore announced the release of Sitecore 7, which is the latest iteration of the company’s unified software suite.
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Which CMS make up the WordPress Competition?

By Kaya Ismail on May 21, 2013 · 1 Comment
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It is certainly no secret that the world of online content management is dominated by WordPress. Since its release in 2003, WordPress has grown to be the most popular content management system on the internet. In fact, 17.4% of all websites in existence use WordPress as their core CMS. In terms of popularity amongst the [...]
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Nominations for the Annual Critics Choice CMS Awards open June 1, 2013!

On May 18, 2013 By Mike Johnston in Editorials
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I’m very pleased to inform everyone that we will be opening up nominations for the 2013 CMS awards on June 1, 2013. Thanks to the incredible success of last years awards, we’re excited to see how things evolve for 2013. We’re also introducing some new categories for this years awards. Here’s a full list of [...]
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Ingeniux Updates their Social Collaboration Platform, Cartella to Version 4

On May 16, 2013 By Mike Johnston in Headlines
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Content management vendor, Ingeniux, has announced a significant new upgrade of their social collaboration platform, Cartella with their 4.0 release. Cartella comes in two editions, Intranet and Extranet. Some of the key benefits that Cartella offers include: Social Software Suite One application for blogs, documents, wikis, video, image sharing, and other social software tools. With Cartella [...]
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Creating Database-driven Web Applications with Magnolia CMS, Groovy and Maglev

On May 13, 2013 By Peter Wayner, Magnolia Contributor in CMS Tutorials
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The Maglev plugin for Grails is an experimental tool for marrying the content-formatting power of Magnolia CMS with the easy data-driven tables of Grails. It’s an ideal way to quickly add tables full of data to your Magnolia content, and create rich database-driven Web sites. In this article, Peter Wayner introduces the Maglev plugin, explains [...]
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7 Online Tools to Improve Your Writing

On May 10, 2013 By Daniel Threlfall in Editorials
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You’ve heard it ad nauseum — content is king. Yes, it’s still king. Every Internet factotum must also be a connoisseur of content. If you’re not exactly feeling all Stephen King about your writing prowess, there’s still hope. It comes in the form of seven outstanding web tools that can kick your writing up to [...]
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Koken Announces New Features in v. 0.8

On May 10, 2013 By Daniel Threlfall in Headlines
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Koken is one of our picks as a top CMS for photographers. Just this week, they made an already good CMS a whole lot better. Koken 0.8, announced on May 9, includes a lineup of great new features and capabilities. We’ll touch on the highlights.
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Top 8 CMS for Photographers

On May 7, 2013 By Daniel Threlfall in Editorials
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A photography website is all about the pictures. If you are creating a website for your photography business, you need a CMS that lets you make huge galleries and amp up your graphics potential. Your CMS should make it incredibly easy to upload photos and prominently display them. We’ve done a roundup of the best [...]
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What CMS do you use and why?

On May 6, 2013 By Mike Johnston in Editorials
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While we tend to share our own opinions on this site frequently in the form of our various CMS reviews, it’s nice to hear what the rest of the community thinks as well. For this reason, today we’re hoping to drive some discussion about what CMS you use and why? Regardless of the purpose [...]
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ProcessWire 2.3 Released

On May 2, 2013 By Mike Johnston in Headlines
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ProcessWire, the winner of our Best Free CMS award in last year’s Critic’s Choice Awards, has a new release available for public consumption. Thanks to numerous optimizations and improvements, ProcessWire 2.3 is the fastest, smartest and most capable version yet. In version 2.3 of ProcessWire, major upgrades have been [...]
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Braindigit Announces the Release of SageFrame 2.1, a Promising Content Management System

On May 2, 2013 By Mike Johnston in Headlines
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Braindigit announces the release of SageFrame 2.1, an enhanced version of SageFrame2.0. SageFrame is a highly extensible CMS, that helps users build their sites, and builds them to perfection. SageFrame is an open source CMS that is released under the MIT License and built on ASP.NET technology. As a matter of fact, SageFrame is much more than a [...]
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SharePoint’s Shortcomings

On May 1, 2013 By Daniel Threlfall in Editorials
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One of the best things about SharePoint is its name. The moniker suggest a friendly place where people can gather, work, and say to themselves, “a good time was had by all.” If the greatest thing going for a software is its name, then it probably has some shortcomings elsewhere. SharePoint has shortcomings, and in [...]
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