Acquia, the commercialization entity that resulted from the Drupal project, has finally released a private beta of Carbon — its commercial Drupal distribution. They’ve only been talking about the project since the end of April.
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Acquia’s Carbon has Launched in Private Beta
Day Software, a provider of global content management and content infrastructure software, recently announced the company’s financial results for the first half of 2008. Overall, things are going well for the company, but there is still room for improvement.
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It’s a Good Day for Financial Reporting
Alterian, a leader in providing marketing services and system integrations, is possibly making progress with its recent acquisition of Mediasurface. Recently, the company made strides with the integration of Dynamic Messenger with Immediacy and Morello.
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Alterian Integrates Web Content Management with Email Marketing
Mozilla, the same entity that is responsible for providing us with the Firefox Web browser, is expanding Firefox’s wide appeal by offering users the ability to interact and control the browser with a linguistic user interface project called Ubiquity. The point of this project is to allow users to create on-the-fly mashups.
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Mozilla Labs Releases Ubquity Mashup Solution
A new research report has come out that says mobile content management spending is expected to top US$ 8 billion by the end of 2008. The study takes a close look at the technology and market forces that are required to bring music, video and other content to the mobile device. Now there’s a market to start looking at getting into.
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Mobile Content Management Spending on the Rise
