Articles
Tag: publishing
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Web CMS in 2019: From Headless to Content-as-a-Service
The industry has been talking about content as a service for quite some time. 2019 will be the year that vision comes true.
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What Is a Single Page Application?
What is a single page application, what are the benefits, and what are the drawbacks? We've got all the answers thanks to the input of seasoned experts.
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How to Ensure Your SEO Plan Is Put Into Action
All too often SEO recommendations end up in a desk drawer, never to be implemented. Here's how to make sure they see the light of day.
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Flipboard Is Seeing Strong User Growth: Here's Why
Flipboard has emerged as a top traffic generator in the last few years: here are some theories why.
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Keep Company Secrets Safe With a Strong Publishing Process
Internal controls around a publishing process may seem unimportant or cumbersome — until you’ve accidentally published your quarterly earnings early.
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Liferay Community Edition Portal 7.1 on the Horizon, More Open Source News
May's open source CMS news roundup includes updates from Liferay, Netlify, Magnolia, Drupal, WordPress and more.
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Who Owns the Content Strategy Process? It Depends...
For businesses creating content for the first time, there are many pitfalls, so we went to the experts to help you get it right.
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Clean Up Your Digital Presence: A Scalable Content Decision Making Process
In a digital change project, set rules about how to handle content across your entire digital presence instead of making decisions about every piece of content.
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Why Content Governance Is Key to Taming Content Chaos
Without a strong content governance framework in place, you open your organization up to brand damage or worse.
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Google Chrome Gives HTTP Websites a Security Deadline
Google issued a warning to website publishers that any HTTP sites using forms, login fields and other input sections will be flagged as "not secure" by the Chrome browser starting this October. The move is the natural next step in a series of actions the Mountain View, Calif.
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What to Consider When Purchasing a Web CMS
Choosing a web CMS is one of the biggest decisions a brand can make. In 2017 and beyond, a content management system is no longer just the software you use to manage your website.
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Ghost vs. WordPress: A Purist Blogger's Dilemma
Ghost touts itself as a “simple, modern WordPress alternative.” And that’s true, to an extent. While Ghost, which claims a "virtual" headquarters in Singapore, focuses solely on the blogging process, San Francisco-based WordPress has evolved into something far greater than just a blogging platform.
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A Trip Down WCM Memory Lane
No one has written a definitive history of web content and experience management (WCM), but they should, as it would offer some interesting lessons still relevant today. Ian Truscott's excellent "Happy 21st Birthday Web CMS " got me thinking about my own time in the field.
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With Content Delivery, What Goes Around Comes Around
I got my start on server-side web development in the mid-‘90s. I got my first computer in 1995, gradually taught myself web development, and by 1999 was working as a developer in a corporate IT shop. Law school was but a fond memory.
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