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Column Two: CMS, Web 2.0 Don't Exactly 'Mesh' Well

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We all need to hear what the contrarians to enterprise optimism have to say every once in awhile. Column Two shook us all awake with a post about what content management systems provide in the user-generated space. The answer: Not much. CT perceives a number of architectural challenges for CMS product developers in dealing with user-generated content, not the least of which include, how should user-generated content be captured in the first place? What happens to this content in the CMS repository, and how should site administrators deal with the influx of gad-knows-what coming from the user end? One final blow in the direction of the self-delusional "exempt": If you think blogs and wikis make for sufficient web two-dot-oh participation, "you've got a lot to learn," says CT. Ouch.
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Angela Natividad

Angela Natividad is a compulsive communicator with thoughts on advertising, technology and life. Today she is VP-Marketing at hypios.com, in-house ad critic at Vanksen's Culture-Buzz.com, and co-hostess of AdVerve, a podcast about the culture of advertising. Connect with Angela Natividad:

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