Atex News & Articles

After announcing the integration of Atex Content with Atex Web CMS in early January, Atex is just plowing ahead with new releases. Later this quarter -- at a date yet to be made public -- the content publishing giant is to introduce Atex Content Hub.

Atex announced the launch of Atex Content, a browser-based content management system developed for media companies that delivers content across multiple channels.

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Atex has announced that it partnered with The Access Network Company to develop new branded-publisher-focused functionality for its Polopoly web content management system, which it said provides small and mid-sized publishers with a platform for deploying customizable, configurable, branded local news and GPS-enabled content.

This week, the enterprise world saw the socializing of web clipping, as well as an easier way to navigate and use the beast that is Salesforce.com. 

If tablet devices are overtaking desktop computers, there’s no shortage of tablet publishing tools to help media teams deliver their content to the masses. From Woodwing to QuarkXpress, mobile device-specific publishing has expanded since the words iPad were uttered. Now Atex, which offers software solutions for media-rich industries, has released its tablet publishing solution.

Media publishers want to control their entire print and digital advertising workflow — from order entry to delivery, billing and receivables, analytics and real-time performance measuring. The result is a better customer service experience, higher revenues, and a lower cost of technology ownership.

Atex (news, site) and BLOOM Digital Platforms have inked an agreement that will give online and mobile media publishers that sort of control.

Atex (news, site) celebrates five years of rising profits and plans for greater things to come with new products on show at mediaXchange.

For some time now, web publishers have been concerned about advertising. Yet, finding new sources from which to advertise and engage consumers often leaves them paralyzed. Atex (news, site) is here to help.

In full support of the rapidly growing e-reader trend, Atex (news, site) has just announced that their Web CMS offers direct publishing to devices all the way from the Kindle to the iPad.

Atex’s baby, Polopoly Web CMS (news, site), came around for round 9.14 last week. The highlight of the new version is the inclusion of widget plug-in framework, which aims to make tacking on third-party website components that much easier.

The holiday season has not slowed down the web publishing world. In fact, they might be looking to pick up speed as the year comes to a close. From Google to Bing to YouTube, it seems that things are heating up, like a Thanksgiving turkey.

Swedish content management provider Polopoly (news, site) has announced that it has integrated U.S. digital media giant’s Text Mining engine into Polopoly CMS 9.13.

Hardly a surprise given that Atex bought Polopoly last year with the specific intention of increasing its revenue directly from digital media (as opposed to software) to 50% of entire revenues by 2011.

With Polopoly v9.13 they may well meet that target, as the text mining solution should prove attractive to publishers with a lot of digital content lying around that could be making money for them if they could only get it organized.

We’re all dressed up or down and off to go interneting. And by interneting, we mean we’re going content consuming.

You’re dressed up. I’m dressed up. So what we want to ask is: What’s your content wearing?

No, this isn’t your CMS trying to seduce you. It’s a valid question. As we’ve discussed many times here, there’s much more to content than management. You are what you wear or what you eat…or some such thing. And the same goes for your content. So let’s talk about its personality.

Google Analytics is one of the most popular web analytics tools in use today; partly because it’s free, partly because it’s fairly straightforward to use. Now Google ratcheting up the analytics game with their latest feature set in the analytics tool shed: Google Analytics for Bloggers.