Content Management Systems
Stephanie Leary, the author of the recently released Beginning WordPress 3.0, began using WordPress in 2004 when it was known for its easy-to-use blogging capabilities for smaller sites. Lately, it has been gaining a reputation for being powerful enough to run larger sites and large collections of networked sites. Leary, who works as a web […]
LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook are among the most popular social media marketing tools for organizations. Add WordPress for blogging and lightweight website content management. Then supplement all of that with Constant Contact email newsletters and event marketing for a powerful, yet relatively inexpensive social media suite. The problem is that it can get complicated keeping […]
The Nation.com, the online publication of the left-leaning magazine The Nation, recently relaunched on the Drupal content management system. The new site features a clean three-column layout and a multimedia bar about halfway down the page. The design does a nice job guiding readers through the site, provides community elements such as “most read” and […]
Drupal project leader Dries Buytaert told DrupalCon attendees in San Francisco this week that Drupal 7 could be available as soon as June 2010, if things continue to go well, according to this report from Gavin Clarke in The Register. Clarke is one of several thousands attendees learning about all things Drupal at the conference, […]
I remember being so excited when I found out about RSS. Also known as Really Simple Syndication, it allows readers to automatically pull information in from a variety of sources, rather than having to manually visit different Web sites, for example, to see if something is new. For writers, it is a really simple way […]
How to gather information, assess it, and present it in a way readers will understand and appreciate