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Content categorization doesn't seem that hard-that is, until you start doing it.
After more than a year of development and confusion over its intentions, Hacktivismo last week unveiled an application designed to deliver censored content over the Internet.
Microsoft unveils beta version of Content Management Server 2002, with key enhancements in authoring and administration tools, interoperability and the developers' environment.
Hacktivismo will unveil this week a program that allows Internet users in countries such as China and Cuba to access Web content that their governments have banned.
Merant's new content management tool ties together Web content and code management.
In the digital age, the old way of protecting ideas simply won't work anymore, columnist Lawrence Lessig avers. A new set of policies is needed to protect digital content.
IBM announced version 8 of its Content Manager software Monday, promising support for virtually all content types, as well as open standards and performance improvements.
The software, known as NFuse Elite provides secure access to personalized applications and content as well as centralized management for administrators.
The companies are joining together to provide enterprise content delivery network technology to businesses looking to see the benefits of CDN behind their firewalls.
The edge services player comes out of hibernation just in time for Supercomm.
Arbortext is readying an updated version of its Epic Editor tool that will include greater support for standards while simplifying the process of creating content and applications.
As enterprise content expands with the Web, so has the need to make that content better organized, easier to access and integrated with other sources.
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