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CM Pros, a collaborative community of content management experts, will be discussing the lifecycle of content at the Gilbane Boston conference on December 2, 2008.

People interested in content management are invited to join the CM Pros Fall Summit to learn about the developments and projects within the content management industry and more.

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CM Pros to Discuss Content Management Lifecycle at Gilbane Boston

After much waiting and anticipation from the open source content management world, Acquia has officially released Acquia Drupal, a free and commercially supported distribution of the Drupal Web CMS platform that marks the company’s first major move since its inception.

Unfortunately, in the process, Acquia might end up confusing the new and existing Drupalers more than intended. The Drupal community might consider this as a negative move — as Acquia, a commercial entity, has associated itself with Drupal, an open source project, a fair bit too much.

CMSWire talked with Bryan House, Acquia’s product marketing director, to get more insight into this release.

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Acquia’s Carbon Renamed to Confuse Drupal Community?

Daybreak ICS, Inc., a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software and services, recently announced the release of eCapture Express, a new addition to its eCapture Suite of distributed document capture and delivery solutions.

eCapture Express is designed for workgroup or departmental deployments and establishes “a new level of simplicity” with its client-only architecture and subscription pricing model.

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eCapture Express Aims to Simplify ECM Document Capture

Last time we covered Skyfire, those who wanted to browse the Internet on their phones in the same way as on their PCs had to sign up on a waiting list.

Well, now you can kick that wait time to the curb, because Skyfire has upped its game and left private beta. It is now available to anyone in the U.S. with a phone running on Windows Mobile, and it’s still absolutely free.

One of Skyfire’s new features — Super Bar — acts a lot like Google Chrome’s Omnibox with its auto-suggest and search capability in one address bar.

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Skyfire Mobile Browser Free for All, Mimics Chrome

Edentity Web Systems Inc., a vendor of Web content management solutions, has recently announced the newest release of the Agility Web CMS. The hosted CMS adds new features that make the management of content easier while offering search engine optimizations.

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Agility Web CMS Upgrades: Tagging, Google Sitemaps