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.
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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.
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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.
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A look at how Brightspot's products work and solve the content challenges for its customers.
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Print publishing is still significant for newsrooms, but it presents challenges in a digital age. That's why we integrated Adobe InDesign with Brightspot.
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A guide to collaborative editing in Brightspot's content workflow to improve efficiency, quality, and team output.
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 Content Business Platform, with strategic partner NantMedia’s California Times and NantWorks.
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In this quick video demo, we explore some of the many ways our next-gen CMS makes the lives of content creators that much easier, thanks to powerful features such as bulk upload, live preview, suggested tags and more.
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The dynamic pages feature gives you the ability to publish content once and have it appear multiple places on your site.
This feature supports the digital-to-print workflow of newsrooms and allows for collaborative editing between InDesign users and Brightspot users.
Federated search allows you to search through multiple third-party databases to find the right piece of content for your pages.
Brightspot comes with a set of granular permission sets that can be configured directly in the system, giving developers and admins greater control over who has access to what.
