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Mobile CMS/editorial add-ons for the back-end
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to run by you several concepts and validate them with people involved in day-to-day publishing.
How important do you think mobile journalism applications are?
For example a full-scale iPhone CMS backend - that allows your editors to write new content, post mobile pictures, moderate comments and discussions, etc. - right from their mobile while commuting. I mean a back-end that is seamlessly integrated with your CMS.
What do you think about it? How important is such a feature for you? Would this be an important feature in choosing a CMS?
and on the other hands - what kind of mobile applications do you feel a need for in your editorial, publishing and content creation businesses?
I wanted to run by you several concepts and validate them with people involved in day-to-day publishing.
How important do you think mobile journalism applications are?
For example a full-scale iPhone CMS backend - that allows your editors to write new content, post mobile pictures, moderate comments and discussions, etc. - right from their mobile while commuting. I mean a back-end that is seamlessly integrated with your CMS.
What do you think about it? How important is such a feature for you? Would this be an important feature in choosing a CMS?
and on the other hands - what kind of mobile applications do you feel a need for in your editorial, publishing and content creation businesses?
Tags: application, cms, commuting, editorial, iphone, mobile, publishing
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Permalink Reply by Tom Overton on -
As an iPhone addict, I am probably not an unbiased source, but there's no question the future of publishing includes mobile, and not just consumer publications but also B2B and academic publications. I find the ability to review content on my iPhone greatly increases my productivity and ease of staying connected to my field.
As a publisher, I definitely want the option to deliver mobile content.
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Permalink Reply by OlegR on -
By this question i meant the backend tool for your editors to publish, edit and moderate let's say while they are commuting. iPhone app that allows you to work with your CMS/editorial interface backend while commuting.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Overton on
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That would definitely be useful. Most of the major blogs offer something like this already (I have Wordpress's on my iPhone).
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