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Highlights of the Week

* Alfresco Launches Full Frontal SharePoint (MOSS) Assault. Anything SharePoint can do, Alfresco can do with open source. Read on.
* Cuil Is Not the Google Killer It Would Like to Be. There may be a bright search engine future ahead of Cuil, but not at this point in time.
* Survey: Most Popular Open Source CMS. Joomla! is leading the pack by the number of Google’s Blog Search entries — which can be nothing but a mere correlation to Joomla!’s summer release of new versions.
* Content Migrations: Options, Strategies and Faux Pas. Whether you are migrating content from an existing CMS, a file structure or a blog, there are a number of things you need to think about, plan for and decide upon.
* News You Can Use. In an age of attention deficit and impatience, news created on organizational websites and intranets needs to be brutally action-oriented and to-the-point. It needs to help people do things.

Most Popular Articles

And these are the articles you couldn’t get enough of — if page views are anything to go by, anyways. So what was your fancy? The web publishing business, hacking and security, Web 2.0 CMS and a whole mess of MOSS!

* How They Hack Your Website: Overview of Common Techniques. Defense is your best offense. Know the basics.
* 75 Bleeding-Edge Search Engines To Beat Google. Differences aside, they all want to take a bite out of Google.com’s posterior.
* Google Apps Go Mobile, Starting with iPhone. What does Safari 3 have to do with Office applications on the iPhone?
* Is Ning The Next Facebook or MySpace? Ning vs. MySpace. Oh what fun we’re having.
* Results: Most Popular CMS in Technorati’s Top 100. What micro publishers are using today.
* EMC Documentum Releases v6.5 Full of Web 2.0. A “balance between business agility and IT control”.

The Economy is in the Dumps but Content Management is Booming

If you’re looking to advance your career, or if your org has got empty seats in need of savvy CMSers, you’re in luck. Catch the best fish of the season on our content management job board.

Featured Jobs:

* Director, Business Development at Facebook
* Website and Content Manager at Cornell University
* Web Producer / Content Manager at Zend Technologies
* Research Analyst at Digg
* Drupal Developer at Amherst Community Television

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Weekly Roll Up – Top Stories, Memes, and Moments

NewsGator Technologies was one of the nine companies who announced product integrations with Microsoft SharePoint at the Enterprise 2.0 conference last week. For these guys though it wasn’t “breaking” news, as they have been talking about the latest version of Social Sites for a few months now.

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NewsGator Socializes MOSS for Intranets

EMC Corporation has picked up another award, this one coming from India. Their famed EMC Documentum Enterprise Content Management platform took home the Great Indian Developer Award at the Great Indian Developer Summit 2008.

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EMC Documentum Wins Best CMS Award in India

Open Text Corporation has announced a number of enhancements to its range of Enterprise 2.0 solutions. Among these enhancements is a new offering that lets customers manage compliance rules for social computing capabilities like blogs, wikis and forums on websites, as well as a set of Web 2.0 collaboration tools that kick employee interaction up a notch.

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Open Text Offers New Social Computing Tools

Not all vendors out there believe that you should be able to move back and forth between Lotus Notes and SharePoint. AvePoint, provider of SharePoint infrastructure and administration management solutions, continually brings to market migration tools to move content from another product to SharePoint. Their latest migration tool is the DocAve Lotus Notes Migrator.

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AvePoint Eases Migration from Notes to SharePoint