As the buzz has it, public website search engine Cuil is the new Google challenger

WordPress version 2.6 was released two weeks ago, and as I reviewed 2.5 for the Enterprise Social Software Report 2008, I was eager to run it through its paces

Press releases are a funny thing, I thought as I saw the announcement from JupiterResearch that

The whole issue of (E-mail Archiving and Management) EAM has come under the spotlight recently - triggered by

Web Analytics Report readers know that one of the biggest issues about Omniture SiteCatalyst is the complexity of the implementation

One thing surprised me while evaluating hosted blog solutions for the Enterprise Social Software Report 2008: customers often indicate they'd like to switch to another service, but

The full name is actually Enterprise Social Software Report 2008: Networking & Collaboration Within and Beyond the Enterprise

This may well go down as the busiest period in CMS Watch's history as this month we launch yet another new technology evaluation report

Searching information -- really, how hard can it be? So, why wouldn't you go out and get a search engine that's for free

Over the last few years, many people (including us) have asked whether or not Facebook can be used as a enterprise intranet. Many have dismissed this notion

The announcement to make Yahoo! IndexTools a free service, coming so quickly on the heels of the acquisition, would seem to serve notice to

This past week's announcement that Yahoo! purchased IndexTools puts a new spotlight on the web analytics marketplace.

Great theater. Awesome Indian food. Hyde Park in springtime

Given pervasive confusion around analytics terminology, I lauded the Web Analytics Association's August, 2007 announcement of Report Definition Standards

My colleagues Tony Byrne and Adriaan Bloem recently wrote up a summary of pros and cons, as well as offered sound advice, regarding the Google Search Appliance