London, UK, July 30, 2007 -- Asbru Software has released a new major version of the Asbru Web Content Management system designed to provide control and simplicity for non-technical users while maintaining flexibility and power for developers and web designers.

The Asbru Web Content Management System already produces websites with search engine friendly page URLs. The new version 6.5 of the Asbru Web Content Management System improves search engine friendliness further by dynamically generating what are known as Google Sitemaps. The Asbru Web Content Management Google Sitemap solution is tightly integrated with the system so when a website administrator changes the structure of their website through the system’s drag & drop user interface the new website structure is automatically published to a sitemap XML file adhering to the Sitemap protocol supported by Google, Microsoft and Yahoo!. Making such sitemaps available to search engines makes website indexing more efficient for search engines and can provide an improved representation in search engines because it helps them discover and prioritize pages that may otherwise be difficult to find.

Lodz, July 19th 2007 -- The Midgard Project has released stable, 1.8.4 release version of the Midgard Open Source Content Management System.

Midgard 1.8.4 release includes major bugfixes

Read more about changes.

Midgard

Midgard is a capable open source content management system for running mid-to-high-end websites. In addition to the built-in content management features, Midgard also provides a highly object-oriented component architecture for building interactive web applications that integrate seamlessly with the website.

NEWTON, MA, May 15, 2007 - Telerik, a leading vendor of developer tools and components for .NET is excited to present Sitefinity 3.0 - an innovative development platform for creation and management of professional websites, community portals, and intranets. Sitefinity offers a rich set of built-in features, a unique Web 2.0 interface, and powerful development capabilities that bring developers, designers and content authors closer together.

Dobrado is a simple content management system that does not use templates.
Just drag and drop content around the screen, and take a snapshot of the page to make it public.

New Features:
A new CSS editor has been added to add style to pages. This sits in a tab along side the current html editor.
Pages can now be copied, so you don't need to start from scratch to create a new page.
JS-Kit widgets can be loaded into pages along with Widgetbox and Google gadgets.

Drupal is powering the Ubuntu ( http:www.ubuntu.com) website now. Matt Nuzum has a bunch of info about the decision to use Drupal and the implementation. Here is one quote though:

 "The decision was difficult. We finally chose Drupal. They have excellent documentation, the cms is easy to extend through modules, they have a responsive security team and it’s easy to learn to edit and add content."

http://www.bearfruit.org/blog/2007/03/14/the-new-ubuntu-website/

London, United Kingdom, February 12, 2007 -- Asbru Software has released version 6.3 of the Asbru Web Content Management system designed to provide control and simplicity for non-technical users while maintaining
flexibility and power for developers and web designers.

The latest update provides many improvements for hosting providers and web designers, who wish to offer the Asbru Web Content Management as a hosted service.