When selecting a CMS package, look for a vibrant local User Group.

It appears that Starbase -- vendor of the eXpressroom CMS package, among other products -- is running out of cash.

Day Software promotes its unification approach to content management centered on a Content Bus that is designed to connect disparate corporate content repositories to the core CMS.

Sorting through the growing number of open-source CMS projects has become nearly as confusing as categorizing the various commercial CMS products.

Tastes great, but very filling. That's what some developers say about XML and CMS.

The U.S. Postal Service is not the only place that can brag, we deliver for you.

We are tempted to wonder whether people are filling their pipes with more than Borkum Riff in Stamford CT, home of analyst firm METAgroup.

You already know that implementing automated content management will be difficult, but does it have to be expensive, too?

Have you noticed that -- despite the spiffy new name -- CMS vendor Stellent still seems to land most of its major deals with Intranet implementations?

Well, just when you thought consolidation was on hold, here is a CMS vendor out cold.

CMS Watch counsels that energy spent handicapping the CMS vendor horserace is almost always better re-allocated to analyzing your own content.

Microsoft just announced the Beta release of Content Management Server 2002, due out in production Q4 of this year.

As the information management industry struggles to find common solutions to imaging, asset management, document management, and WCM, AIIM continues its transition to an Enterprise Content Management association.

Developers have been musing for years that Macromedia Flash could serve as a good, platform-neutral container for WYSIWYG text editing and formatting in a browser.

As we ease into the 2nd half of 2002, brace yourself for a slew of announcements about new, .NET-powered CMS applications, most of them originating from companies you've never heard of.