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Content delivery vendor Limelight hosts video, provides content management, delivery, performance and cloud storage with Orchestrate 2.0.

Providing multiple format content to various devices in real time is a feature many technology providers are striving for in a mobile world, and Limelight Orchestrate 2.0 has been released for doing just that.

In the most recent version of its Digital Publishing Suite, Adobe has added previewing and embedding capabilities as well as updating older features, such as iPhone support and analytics.

A fitting end to a day filled with talk of changing business models for the content industry, this final panel at the GigaOm/paidContent conference took a look at five startups to see how they are rethinking content delivery. 

Publishing platform, Medium has announced new features designed to make the user experience even more collaborative.

Attention, newspaper fans. The time may be coming when you can put away your sorrow over the death of newspapers. Said obituary may have been written prematurely, according to a new report from the Newspaper Association of America (NAA). New revenue sources are growing so quickly for the industry that they now nearly neutralize losses from print advertising. 

PaperShare, a real-time web publishing company has announced its moved out of beta and is publicly releasing its cloud-based, real-time publishing engine.

There’s a new Elvis stepping onto the stage. This week, multi-channel publishing vendor WoodWing released version 4.0 of its Elvis digital asset management (DAM) system, featuring an enhanced integration with the editorial management application, Content Station, in the company’s Enterprise publishing solution.

Cloud Web CMS provider Agility has announced a variety of new features and updates to simplify form creation, add security controls and fix previos bugs.

Internet company, Yahoo has announced that it has acquired Summly, a mobile content reading assistance tool and will use the technology to improve how information is accessed.

Almost a third of Americans have abandoned a specific news outlet because it no longer provides the same quality of news they are accustomed to getting. That’s a key finding in the Pew Research Center’s annual media report.

We put a lot of stock in linking. Inbound marketing practically thrives on linking. Linking helps SEO, our credibility as authors and gives people additional context as they read. But when was the last time you checked on whether or not those links performed well? Are people clicking on them? Are they even the right links? Enter LinkSmart and its total link management solution.

Now that virtually everyone has a still camera or video recorder with them in their smartphone, user-generated media is flooding the Web. To take advantage of this wealth of potential material, a new product facilitates the ability of readers of local newspapers to submit their mobile-captured video and photos directly.

For most people, a web content management system (Web CMS) is a tool for the day-to-day chores of running a website. For Sourcefabric, a non-profit organization based in Prague, a Web CMS is a weapon for press freedom. Recently, CMSWire.com spoke to Sourcefabric’s head of communications, Adam Thomas, about his organization’s efforts to support the 21st century version of the small printing press. 

Typepad has announced they are retiring the in house Typepad anti-spam service in favor of Impermium, a social spam protection service.

To help struggling news organizations in areas that have a history of media censorship, the Prague-based non-profit Sourcefabric has developed a free and open source CMS, Newscoop. The organization recently released version 4.1, which features fast search functionality, and was developed in partnership with independent news organizations in the highly challenging media environment of Georgia.