Concrete5 News & Articles

Water&stone released its 2011 Open Source CMS Market Share Report, which shows that Wordpress, Drupal and Joomla command the market, but Concrete5 had a great year and is a CMS to watch.

Water&stone recently released the third-annual Open Source CMS Market Share Report. We've already reported which platforms dominated the open source CMS space in 2010, but nobody stays on top forever, especially when the field of play is the web. So, which solutions are challenging the leaders and which are the projects to watch?

Water&stone has released their annual Open Source CMS Market Share Report. Who is dominating the open source web content management space? And who managed to move ahead of other contenders? Find out here.

Concrete5 (news, site) looks to make further in-roads into the CMS open source market with its latest batch of improvements.

concrete5 CMS (news, site) recently announced GA of their first eCommerce add-on -- coreCommerce.

With SMBs in mind, concrete5 is putting this low-priced offer on the market and giving folks yet another option of selling their goodies online.

  If you were to believe all the hype surrounding concrete5, an open source Web content management system, then a remarkable new system has just gone on General Availability (GA).

While its usually a good idea to give every company a hearing and every piece of software a trial run, generally PR emanating from a company about their own product should be taken with even the tiniest pinch of salt.

Especially when they are claiming to be better than Drupal and Joomla, two of the most well known open source web content management systems.

The BlogHer mission is to create opportunities for women who blog to pursue exposure, education, community and economic empowerment and women are lining up at the virtual door, eager to participate in Web 2.0 applications.

Recently, the results of the BlogHer/Compass Partners 2008 Social Media Benchmark Study were revealed and they show great new insights into the power of the blogosphere and the significant role it plays in the lives of U.S. women.

After spending lots and lots of time submersed in web content management, it’s always surprising when we hear the name of a company that we don’t recognize. Such was the case with DesignApps. But with a little research, there’s big news to announce for this web CMS company that works to help deliver software and services to small businesses.

CMSWire brought you news last September of TERMINALFOUR’s updated ECM solution: Site Manager 6.0. With a new multilingual interface and over 50 enhancements which included compliance with the JSR 170 specification, this company seemed to be hinting strongly that they had big plans on the horizon.