Discover how Brightspot empowered Grupo AJ Vierci's digital revolution, enhancing the digital presence for several publications in its family of brands with seamless content migration, sophisticated publishing tools and integrations for a modern multimedia experience.
Discover how TV Azteca transformed its digital landscape with Brightspot CMS, gaining greater enhanced efficiency, agility and cost savings across dozens of sites in its media portfolio.
Having the right technology stack is a no-brainer for any media company that connect with digital audiences. Find out here what it takes for media businesses to digitally transform.
The Los Angeles Times modernized systems across its entire editorial newsroom to centrally manage the intake, production and distribution of content—including millions of archival assets—in just 12 months.
With the 2022 World Cup in Qatar upon us, Brightspot-powered digital experiences across the world are ready for a ramp up in interest and site activity during the month-long global soccer tournament, arguably the biggest event on the global sporting calendar.
Here are nine must-have CMS features that media companies need to create, publish, distribute and optimize their content.
Developed to supply media companies with everything needed to launch, run and monetize a website, Brightspot includes a best-in-class publishing interface, advertising tools, native video support and more.
Newsrooms and media organizations have had to make swift and seismic changes in the last year to cope with remote working, accelerating news cycles and evolving audience needs. In our latest webinar, leading journalists from Univision, the Los Angeles Times and U.S. News & World Report discuss how they adapted in 2020 and how they are continuing to innovate and evolve in 2021.
French news organization L’Opinion has partnered with Brightspot to revolutionize its creation of digital content covering the economy, government, education, and business.
Many broadcast media companies operate in digital—like radio and television—and print spaces. This means efficiencies across digital-to-print publishing are critical in order to maintain consistent workflows and narratives, no matter where content is being released. Here are the key integrations to look for in a CMS.
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.