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Mamboserver is a free, online content manager. Users can adopt one of the Mamboserver templates for handling web content or make one their own.

OSCOM is the international association for open-source content management. OSCAN organizes events, promotes standards, and undertakes projects to further the state of the art of Open Source Content Management.

Accessify is a website that makes available free downloads that help make a user's website more accessible. The Forum is a partner site that provides a place for users to discuss issues related to web site content.

FeedBurner provides media distribution and audience engagement services for blogs and RSS feeders. Their tools help bloggers, podcasters, and commercial publishers promote, deliver, and profit from their content on the web.

Open Text, developed in 1991 at the University of Waterloo in Canada is a market leader in Enterprise Content Management (EDM) solutions. Open Text supports 46,000 customers and millions of users in 114 countries and 12 languages.

Plone is a ready to run content management service. It works with Zope, a widely-used open source web application. Plone is free and the website provides information on setting it up and also a list of sites that use it.

Typo3 is a web content management framework. It contains information for developers who already know what typo3 is and are trying to make it work and develop websites with it.

StatCounter is a free invisible web tracker. The user downloads a simple code on the website, and the site will keep track of all kinds of statistics, such as number of visits, key word activity, visitor paths, and more.

Textpattern is a flexible, easy to use management system that is free and open-source.

Validome, a German organization, offers webmasters and professional developers a fast and reliable validation tool to check their HTML, XHTML, and XML documents for conformity against existing and approved W3C standards.

Social media, by definition, is media content that facilitates conversation and participation, rather than traditional media content, which only delivers material to the end-user.

Users can browse a subset of the Hutchinson Encyclopedia at no charge. Access to the full 75,000 article content requires a subscription.

A List Apart is an online journal for people who design and develop websites. The articles focus on web standards and best practices. The site is in sections including Code, Content, and Culture as well as Design, Process, and User Science.

Business Wire is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway that provides commercial news distribution for thousands of member companies and organizations. Provides news releases, regulatory filings, photos, and other multimedia content.

Canada.com is operated by CanWest Media Publications. It offers newspapers, television, and unique online content from many well-known sources. Canada.com also has classifieds and late breaking news that can be accessed for free.

Drupal is a free software package that allows users to publish, organize, and manage a wide variety of content on a website.

Founded in 1996 to make the Internet more user friendly for educators.

Movable Type, founded in 2001, is a publishing platform designed to meet the website content management needs of growing organizations and to serve as a social media platform for creating community-driven blogs and communities.