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1. Open Source CMS

5. Why there is a Need of CMS? Content Management System (CMS) is based on the web 2.0 concept which states that the trend will focus on the user generated content. Now look around yourself and see the other examples of user generated content as mentioned below: 1. Blog Blog is the abbreviation of Web log. The act of writing content on the blog is known as blogging. The owner of the blog who actually manages the content is known as blogger. So the concept of blog is based on the user generated content. 2. Article Directories To Articles directories, people submit articles for the sake of promotion of their websites. But they generate unique and informative content. The whole idea is based on the user generated content 3. Forums Forums are based on the group discussions, which are categorized according to the topic and user s discuss and share ideas in the form of group discussions. 4. Social networking sites Social networking is the group of people who are interacted on the basis of mutual understanding or common interest. For example if the network is based on movies and entertainment then the content of social networking sites is all about movies and entertainment.

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