New Site Delivers Educational Product Tours, Training Videos, Podcasts and Commentary on Industry Issues 

ATLANTA – JANUARY 24, 2007 – In the not so distant past, children were told that watching too much TV dulls the mind. Today, the opposite is true and videocasts are becoming more common within the corporate culture of many companies, including Hannon Hill Corporation, makers of web content management (WCM) solutions. Helping to redefine how web viewing audiences can learn from rich media such as videocasts and podcasts, Hannon Hill today announced its new Web TV site CMS Tube, designed to deliver product demos, training and education, commentary on industry issues, and discussions with other users on their experience with the company’s WCM solution, Cascade Server.

A sampling of the CMS Tube content, which is updated weekly, includes an educational series on topics such as Search Engine Marketing, Using Web Services, and Advanced XSL Training. Audiences can also view a customer roundtable discussion from Hannon Hill’s Fall 2006 User Conference featuring Brandeis University, Beacon Technologies, and Silverpop Systems sharing ideas on how they use Cascade Server within their organizations to manage dynamic web content. The “Client Spotlight” videos also highlight best practices of implementation, and podcasts, which are available directly through iTunes as well, feature topics such as “Meet the Team - David Cummings”, “Coding Standards: The Ugly Duckling of Web Development” and “10 Steps to a Useful Intranet.”

“We’re proud of how we’re integrating new technologies, and you can expect to hear more in the future as we evolve along with the latest Internet trends and technologies,” said Hannon Hill President David Cummings. “As more corporations take advantage of what Web 2.0 has to offer, I’m looking forward to seeing where it takes us.”