Sentence examples for their content management from inspiring English sources

But their content management system only worked from in the building, so their hand was forced.

I'm reminded of this while learning more about the Washington Post's intentions to sell their content management tools to other publishers.

Instead of presses, there shots of people typing, and a slight pause before they hit the blue icon on their content management system that says "Publish".

"I completely understand the value of native advertising," Mr. McCambley said, "but there are a number of publishers who are allowing P.R. firms and advertising agencies direct access to their content management systems and allowing them to publish directly to the site.

Whatever you call their underlying business, companies like Cisco, GE, Airbnb and Uber have switched to Box for their content management needs.

They have been pulling information from different classes of content that matter most to them to bring an element of automation to their content management.

Upon seeing the effort that Vox put into The Verge, their Chorus content management system, and the quality of their content and sponsorships, Grant changed his mind and returned to pitch Bankoff.

The IND was particularly enthused by the versioning mechanism, and is in the process of adopting the MDS approach as their internal content management system.

Medium is releasing a new set of tools for publishers to convince them to drop their old content management systems.

It's not surprising that any social media company would look to automate as much of the process as possible — indeed, Facebook and others already use their own content management tools in addition to the human censors that regulate news feeds — but in China, where the government is far more restrictive of free speech, tools like Tuputech's are a necessity.

After a panel discussion where major French media houses discussed the future of mobile news, Benezet told me that before even getting into the "front end" design challenge, "publishers need to sort out their 'back end' content management systems, and moreover their API, to give them a standard way to work with their content".