Another significant development in the mobile channel space today, as Gannett announced the launch of more than 100 local content WAP sites.

PRESSTIME's Michael Snyder penned an indepth look at integration of software systems is helping newspaper companies streamline operations to compete more effectively in the world of multimedia, multichannel publishing. Among the companies he looked at was SAXOTECH customer Gazette Communications in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

The Abilene Reporter-News went live with its SAXOTECH Editorial system Sunday night (July 22). This marks the fifth daily to go-live on SAXOTECH. Others are Ventura County (CA) Star, Caller-Times (Corpus Christi, TX), Evansville (IN) Courier & Press, and The Sun (Bremerton, WA).

What happens when the Drudge Report deep links to an unsuspecting story on a news Web site? The statistics don’t lie, as the digital media staff at the Barre Times Argus can attest.

The latest verse of “The Times They Are A-Changin’” comes today from Nashua, New Hampshire where The Telegraph announced a broad organizational restructuring to, among other things, “meet the changing news and information landscape.” (ed. note: The Telegraph is a SAXOTECH Online customer.)

A thirst for local election news drove increased traffic to media sites operated by daily newspapers this week. Our statistics showed significant increases in election-related traffic and queries.

With so much content and so many channels on which to post it, magazine publishers are increasingly looking to content management systems to help save time and increase profitability.

Why should media companies consider standardizing their online content management systems? What about centralizing IT infrastructure?