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Highlights of the Week

• Extending SharePoint for Legal Document Management ClearPeople and Microsoft recently published a case study that highlights how the SharePoint platform can be leveraged for vertical document management solutions.
• Where Does Interwoven Fit in Autonomy’s Q1 Results?. Autonomy reported its financial results for the first quarter of 2009. According to the company, these (unaudited) numbers represent the highest Q1 revenues and profits in Autonomy’s history.
• Create Custom, Personalized Navigation for SharePoint Services Sites. Learn more about SharePoint Navigators — a new tool that lets you customize and personalize the navigation for your users in Windows SharePoint Services (WSS3.0) or MOSS.
• Communities Insights with Telligent’s Lawrence Liu and George Dearing. When you start thinking about whether or not you need a community, there are likely a dozen questions running through your mind — at least there should be.
• Multi-Platform Chat Application Adds Skype to Your Browser. We’ve said it before so we’ll say it again: Everybody’s getting into the multi-platform chat game. The most recent solution to hit our radar is a little known application called imo.im, a Web based service that mimics popular alternative, Meebo.
• CMS Expo: Drupal Themes (and rumors). Dropping in at the expo.
• 8 Must Read Articles – Social Computing in the Enterprise. Here we offer you 8 articles on social computing, some focused on the plan, some focused on the technical solution. Both will provide you plenty of information to focus on your plans.

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Bill Tomczak of Grumpy Engineering gave a talk on Database basics for CMS at the CMS

Rafael Corral of CorePHP just gave a talk on a new Joomla component that integrates WordPress within Joomla at the CMS

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Twitter got ya down? Perhaps you’re bummed because you don’t have a lot of followers, or maybe nobody replies to your tweets and you’re feeling a bit insignificant. Well, go ahead and pick your head back up because a new study from MarketingProfs says the micro-blogging network is even less about being social than we already thought.

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Twitter is Anti-Social Networking?