2004 Content Features Archive
Ten by Ten
Published: Thu Dec 16th, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
A brilliant use of RSS (and some clever analysis and funky Flash) shows the top 100 words and images from major news sources in the last hour. Interesting and insightful by turns.
Categories: Content » Features , Fun & Nonsense
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CMS Watch
Published: Fri Apr 16th, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
All the content management news that's fit to print from the independent and knowledgeable CMS Watch site.
Categories: Content » Features
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EContent
Published: Fri Apr 16th, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
A little too heavy on the undigested press releases, but a valuable site for keeping up to date on the content industry worldwide, with some good feature articles too.
Categories: Content » Features
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OnlineJournalism.com
Published: Fri Apr 16th, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
An excellent global round-up of online content news, published by the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Southern California.
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Helping your visitors - a state of mind
Published: Mon Mar 1st, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
Nick Usborne on how to focus on what your visitors actually want from your site, rather than on what is easiest for you to give them. He presents four simple but powerful ideas, including 'accept that visitors scan your headings and links', and 'recognise that websites are hard to navigate'.
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Open source content management systems
Published: Sun Feb 1st, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
Good summary of the current strengths and weaknesses of open source CMS from the ever-reliable Step Two consulting firm. But as they point out, open source software doesn't mean a cost-free implementation.
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Should a "Big 5" Firm Implement Your CMS?
Published: Thu Jan 1st, 2004 | Posted By: David Moore
Yes and no, says this article from CMS Watch. Consider training up your own staff for the implementation stage is one of the useful suggestions here.
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