While falling cash reserves at Vignette and (especially) Broadvision have understandably raised alarms among investors and customers alike, Interwoven's performance has eroded rather quietly over successive quarters as well.

The U.S. Postal Service is not the only place that can brag, we deliver for you.

RedDot has entered the delivery business with its new, Java-based Content Integration Server.

Longtime CMS Watch readers know that we believe most CMS innovations for corporate web publishers come out of the media and publishing industry.

Three months ago, Interwoven announced a draft specification for accessing content management facilities via Web Services.

We need all the fingers on one hand to count the number of press releases Interwoven issued today.

High-level product comparisons can sometimes be deceiving.

Developer bulletin boards echo a lot of sturm und drang about the apparent failings of enterprise-class CMS products.

The stratospheric rise in the proportion of revenues from professional services was an insider secret among enterprise CM vendors over the past 18 months.

The Perl scripting language has fantastic text-manipulation tools, broad support, and now an object-based orientation, so the apparent dearth of Perl-based CM packages has sometimes become a source of jokes in the community.

Leading CM vendor Interwoven has been loudly touting the sales success of Web Content Management, A Collaborative Approach by Interwoven founding engineer, Russell Nakano.

In yet another sign of the times, Vignette is simplifying and making more transparent its infamously byzantine pricing structure.

Aberdeen reports that Interwoven leads all vendors in CM marketshare with 25%.

Little-known CM vendor Grey Zone lauds a recent Forrester report that praises Vignette.