Here are nine must-have CMS features that media companies need to create, publish, distribute and optimize their content.
Discover how Brightspot helped The Chronicle of Higher Education go fully digital-first with a modern CMS, streamlining subscriptions and future-proofing the publication.
The Paris-based online and print publication needed a solution to transform its newsroom operation, optimize its daily digital-to-print production process, and deliver enhanced experiences for both its subscribers and advertisers.
The Los Angeles Times modernized systems across its entire editorial newsroom to centrally manage the intake, production and distribution of content鈥攊ncluding millions of archival assets鈥攊n just 12 months.
With today's always-on technology, a headless CMS approach offers the benefits of flexibility, speed and scalability for digital and editorial leads at media companies.
With distributed teams and remote-work environments increasingly taking hold, flexible and adaptable content development workflows are key to delivering a successful digital content strategy.
Print publishing is still significant for newsrooms, but it presents challenges in a digital age.
With Brightspot, POLITICO has achieved its global ambition: deliver customized content, in real time, to every user on any device. Find out how.
To become a well-oiled publishing machine, your content management system (CMS) must be equipped to sustain this kind of volume.
If you鈥檙e considering a cloud-based CMS for your organization, these four areas should be on your checklist.
In just five months, Brightspot empowered the editorial team at U.S. News and World Report to develop, publish and syndicate content more easily than ever.
MediaDC wanted to streamline their editorial processes, decrease dependence on IT and cut costs. Learn how Brightspot helped them achieve all three.