UK: News International titles to use new web content management system
Posted by Lindsay Berrigan on April 27, 2007 at 9:55 AM
News International’s (NI) Times Online has implemented a new web content management system that allows for reader-contributed features and multimedia integration. Other NI titles, including the Sun, will follow.
The new, Java-based content system comes from Escenic, a Norwegian company who built the program in cooperation with Aftenposten, De Telegraaf and TV2. In addition to news creation and online publishing, the program allows for the integration of community-oriented services as well as user-generated content and multimedia and flash technologies. London’s Telegraph and German conglomerate Axel Springer already use the system on their sites.
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Isn't this rather old (and inaccurate) news? The Times implemented Escenic when they redesigned a few months ago. The Independent have been using it for years, and the Telegraph have not yet launched it.