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Chatting with webmasters often reveals widespread beliefs that might have been accurate in the past, but are not necessarily up-to-date any more. This was the case when we recently talked to a couple of friends about the structure of a URL.

Following Paul Bradshaw’s recent recommendation, I read Making Online News, a brilliant collection of academic articles edited by Chris Paterson and David Domingo. The articles all attempt update the newsroom ethnographies of the late 1970s and 80s — when several sociologists studied how journalists’

Richard Miller presented on “Using WordPress as a CMS” at Wordcamp Utah today. Richard works for the More Good Foundation, whose mission is to help LDS church members share their beliefs online. The More Good Foundation has migrated 40+ websites from Dreamweaver to WordPress, and now manages 150 WordPress sites.

eZ Systems Extends Its Presence to Japan September 24th, 2008 eZ Systems, an Open Source Web CMS vendor, joined forces with its Gold Partner Mitsue-Links Co., Ltd. to open an eZ Systems office in Tokyo, Japan, this November.

Fancy starting your own blog? This newest page on thefreecountry.com lists free ASP blogging software that you can use for your blog. Just download, install, customize to your heart's content, and start posting!

2008 Open Source CMS Award Finalists Announced Linux Today Sun, 08/31/2008 - 23:02 Packt: "Following six weeks of intense voting, Packt can now exclusively reveal the Content Management Systems that have made the final of the four different categories.

It’s the big question. I’ve had the opportunity to work with all three of these Content Management Systems (CMS) in various guises, and in my view — from a online publishing perspective — there is a clear winner. Everyone has their favourite and there will no doubt people that vehemently disagree, but hear me out.

If you are operating a business online and are based out of Canada you might have soon realized that websites allow your business to go far beyond the Canadian borders. In fact, depending on the product or service you offer, you may receive customers from anywhere in the world.

If you are operating a business online and are based out of Canada you might have soon realized that websites allow your business to go far beyond the Canadian borders. In fact, depending on the product or service you offer, you may receive customers from anywhere in the world.

If you are operating a business online and are based out of Canada you might have soon realized that websites allow your business to go far beyond the Canadian borders. In fact, depending on the product or service you offer, you may receive customers from anywhere in the world.