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Channel: Open Source CMS
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Jahia 6.6 Web CMS Enhances User Interface Creation, Platform Core
Open source content management system (CMS) vendor Jahia has released a new version of their platform. Jahia 6.6 includes several notable enhancements to Jahia Studio, the free user interface builder the company introduced in its last release, and the core platform. What’s New in Jahia 6.6 Jahia introduced its free
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Will Release of Joomla! 2.5 Entice Enterprises?
Joomla! announced the release of version 2.5 of its popular open source content management system.
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Acquia Positions for Growth, International Expansion With US$ 15 Million in Funding
Acquia (news, site ), provider of Drupal support and value-added services, just received an influx of cash -- US$ 15 million to be exact -- to support its efforts to grow and accelerate international expansion.
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Joomla 1.7 Brings More Security and Productivity
Today open source content management system provider Joomla! announced its latest release, version 1.7, which includes a number of productivity, architecture and security improvements that the very large Joomla! (news, site ) community requested.
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SubHub ReDux: Launches Drupal 7 App Store
Visitors to SubHub’s (news, site) site today received a little surprise: A less than subtle message announcing a new “SubHub!” with no additional details. What’s coming next? We are not mere mortals and found out. SubHub countdown Aimed at Non-Technical Users CMSWire spoke with Evan Rudowski, Co-Founder
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Kaltura Targets Online Publishers with Open Source Video Platform
Publishers that wish to take advantage of Kaltura's (news, site ) open-source video platform to push their own services can now sign up with Kaltura's recently-launched Partner Program.
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Liferay Forms Open Source Dream Team
Liferay, Inc. (news, site), creators of open source Java portal and collaboration software, is making moves to empower its large and active community. Liferay has announced a Community Leadership Program, or as we prefer to think of it, an open source dream team, which will provide an
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Jahia's Beta Boosts User Experience With Added HTML 5
Web content integrator Jahia (news, site ) launches a beta site to demonstrate the value and interactiveness of HTML 5.
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DotNetNuke Shifts Core Platform to C#, It's a Business, Not Technical Decision
There has long been a battle among Microsoft developers regarding what is better VB.NET or C#. It seems that VB.NET might be on the loosing end, as DotNetNuke (news, site ) announces they are migrating their core WCM platform from it to C#.
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ImpressPages Web CMS: Say Goodbye to the Cut and Paste Nightmare
Open source Web CMS, ImpressPages (news, site ), has created a tool to preserve the formatting of your words but get rid of the underlying code that can screw up your pages when cutting and pasting.
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Barebones CMS is Easier than WordPress, Drupal and Joomla
CubicleSoft released a simplistic platform this month called Barebones CMS. Aptly named, the system is composed of just the essentials, reportedly making it easier to use than popular solutions such as WordPress, Drupal and Joomla.
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SilverStripe CMS Accepted as Official Mollom Partner
News from New Zealand! SilverStripe, the provider of one Content Management System that people are not only writing books about, but also won Packt’s Most Promising Open Source CMS award in 2008, has been accepted as an official Mollom partner.
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Sense Net 6.0 CMS Wants to Befriend Developers
Recently, open source Sense/Net 6.0 Content Management System has gotten an upgrade targeted towards making the system more developer-friendly. If you’re a .NET developer wanting to get more love from Sense/Net 6.0, your time is now. Let’s check out the new WebDAV support and upgraded interface in Sense/Net 6.0 Beta2.
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DotNetNuke CMS Infused With Extra Cash
DotNetNuke Corporation, the commercial entity behind the popular free and open source DotNetNuke CMS, has announced a new infusion of Series A Capital. The amount of funds raised is not being disclosed at this time, but the two organizations behind the new cash infusion are August Capital and
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