Gteborg: Welt Online, eScenic CMS- May 28, 2008 Welt Online, website of referential daily Die Welt in Germany, has chosen eScenic for its content management. Oliver Michalsky, deputy editor of Welt Online, will explain this choice at the upcoming World Editors Forum, to be held in Gothenburg, June 1-4."We thing that eScenic is a high performance content management system," he said.The CMS is very fast compared to Welt Online's previous system: sometimes reporters had to wait for five minutes or more before a news item was published. "It was..http://www.editorsweblog.org/analysis/2008/05/goteborg_welt_online_escenic_cms.php Gteborg: why SPH chose ATEX and IBM for its CMS: customer service- May 26, 2008 Geoffrey Pereira, Head of Editorial Systems at Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), will explain why the group has chosen ATEX Hermes and IBM's Nica platform to be its content management system at the upcoming World Editors Forum, to be held in Gothenburg, June 1-4.SPH began its long process of adopting a CMS in 2002-2003. After a year of evaluation, SPH chose ATEX, which was implemented in the last newspaper last October. (Note that some of these delays weren't related to SPH or the CMS, but to...http://www.editorsweblog.org/analysis/2008/05/goteborg_why_sph_chose_atex_and_ibm_to_b.php Gteborg: Integration at the Wall Street Journal: first, changing mindsets- May 23, 2008 According to Almar Latour, managing editor of WSJ.com, newsroom integration is a matter of newsroom culture and collaboration, rather than physical proximity.Latour will explain how the Wall Street Journal has integrated its news operations - while remaining non-integrated in the restrictive sense - at the upcoming World Editors Forum, to be held June 1-4 in Gothenburg, Sweden."The overarching point of integration is that it should take place in the reporter's minds," said Latour. What's...http://www.editorsweblog.org/analysis/2008/05/integration_at_the_wall_street_journal_f.php Gteborg: Associated Press 2.0: 1-2-3 filing for all stories- May 21, 2008 Kathleen Carroll, Executive Editor and Senior Vice President of the Associated Press, will speak during the session entitled "Will Web 2.0 give birth to Journalism 2.0" at the upcoming World Editors Forum, to be held in Gothenburg, Sweden, June 1-4.In the last six months, AP has codified its news delivery process to follow the rule of '1-2-3 filing' for all of its stories. (This process was partly based on findings from AP's anthropological study of young digital news consumers, which will also.http://www.editorsweblog.org/analysis/2008/05/associated_press_20_123_filing_for_all_s.php |