Tuesday, Aug 31 2004
The Content Management provider Mediasurface has recently announced that it has become a publicly traded company on the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange (ticker MSR).
The transaction, handled by brokers KBC Peel Hunt, is now complete and admission to the market secured with £2m in funding being raised. The pre-money valuation of the company was £7.2m and the post money £9.2m. Shares for the participating investors were priced at 12p each.
Monday, Aug 30 2004
One of the biggest problems websites face is that they lack proper planning in the design and development phase. Generally, the design of the website tends to overreach, in that what is built requires more staff to professionally manage than are available.
Thursday, Aug 26 2004
An Article by Steve Drucker
CommonSpot Content Server, developed by PaperThin, Inc., has been simplifying Web site development and authoring since its introduction in 1998. On April 8, 2004, the newest generation, version 4.0, was released.
Web Content Management products usually seek to empower nontechnical users by allowing them to modify Web content from their desktops; enforcing standards; and categorizing, structuring, and cataloging information in a way that makes it easy to locate.
With over 200 commercially available products spanning every conceivable market niche, CommonSpot has earned a reputation for ease of use and best overall value among its competitors. The fact that it's written and extensible through ColdFusion should come as no surprise to anyone.
Thursday, Aug 26 2004
In a move sure to excite more chattering keyboards than real cash Google has announced they will begin sharing AdSense revenue with the users of their online Blogging service, www.blogger.com.
Blogs + AdSense = BlogSense
From the Blogger knowledge base:
"This may shock you at first so steel yourself for the idea. Ready? We are going to start paying bloggers. Soon you will be blogging for dollars. That's right people, chocolate is to peanut butter like AdSense is to blogs."
Tuesday, Aug 24 2004
The phpCMS team has today announced the latest release of phpCMS, the first update in over a year.
phpCMS is an OpenSource content management system published under the GNU Public License. It is a flatfile-based system that is meant to be easily deployed in most hosting environments. The product is freely available for download from Source Forge.
In today's global environment, there are many competitive pressures driving law firms, big and small, to incorporate new technologies that will help increase the productivity of fee earners and improve efficiencies within the firm. Additionally, mergers and geographically distributed offices have put significant pressures on law firms to efficiently manage critical assets.
Interwoven has gained traction in this market and just yesterday Hummingbird announced it is extending the Hummingbird Enterprise product with several new customer-driven enhancements for the legal industry.
In the flurry of recent records management announcements, we now add Vignette to the role call. Announced late yesterday is the Vignette Records & Documents product, providing a platform that delivers compliance, risk management and business automation within a single framework. The framework handles capture, management and delivery.
The Records & Documents product leverages technologies from the recent TOWER Technology acquisition.
Monday, Aug 23 2004
Refresh Software, today announced the release of SiteRefresh v5, with a revolutionary Java/J2EE Core, offering JSR-170 (level 2) features and support of the latest Service-Oriented Architectures.
Two years ago, Refresh Software made a strategic decision to invest in the Core SiteRefresh 5 architecture so we could deliver customers the most open solution leveraging the latest in Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA), said J Graham Zahoruiko, President and CEO - Refresh Software.
SiteRefreshs Open Publishing System provides interfaces, complete with source code, for Web publishing and delivery systems developed in any of the popular scripting languages, including ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, CFM, PHP, TCL, and Perl.
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