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.
Over-the-top (OTT) distribution for your audio and video content is now an integral part of the digital content experience, and publishers need a platform like Brightspot that considers OTT video and audio integration as part of the core publishing system.
Print publishing is still significant for newsrooms, but it presents challenges in a digital age.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper launched a new latimes.com powered by GrapheneCMS, a revolutionary, cloud-enabled content management system developed on the Brightspot CMS, with strategic partner NantMedia’s California Times and NantWorks.
The word processing-like experience of Brightspot’s rich text editor (RTE) empowers content creators to draft, edit, publish and repurpose content more efficiently than ever.
For years now, news media has been evolving and endeavoring to keep up in an increasingly digital world. This evolution has extended far beyond the move from print to digital channels as media companies work to compete with Google and Facebook for web traffic and advertising dollars. Here are eight trends we see continuing as media companies to succeed in a competitive and fast-changing world.