ghost
The Ghost of future publishing systems
Or why am I writing about a Christmas present in late January?
ghost
Ghost 3.0 has built-in membership and paywall tools to build engaged journalism sites
Ghost 3.0 upgrades the content management system to a full membership platform, with the ability to easily add paid subscribers.
ghost
iPadOS and Ghost
I can finally blog natively in Ghost via Safari on iPads, thanks to changes in iPadOS.
paywalls
CMSes are integrating paywall tech
Paywalls are getting easier to implement, as they get integrated into content management systems.
apple
WWDC Keynote 2019: first reactions
The WWDC keynote from Apple feels like good news for those of us who aspire to replace our laptops with iPads…
newsletters
Ghost's Publisher Weekly aims to support independent publishers
Publishing platform Ghost is building out a resource site and newsletter for independent publishers.
local journalism
Facebook's donations won't save local journalism, but better CMSes just might
This week, Facebook has joined Google in throwing millions at the local news business. Is this really going to help the industry recover - or should we bee looking elsewhere?
ghost
One Man & His Blog is now running on Ghost 2.0
I've just updated the Ghost CMS I use to run this blog to version 2.0 - and it's a little glimpse of the future.
ghost
A new look for OM&HB e-mail subscriptions
I've just updated the way my blog handles e-mail updates. This si the age of the newsletter…
ghost
The Haunting of One Man & His Blog
One Man & His Blog is now running on Ghost - and here's why.
blog platforms
Ghost wants to be a publishing partner for 3 journalism startups - and help them find a business model
Ghost is looking to fund new journalism initiatives.
blog platforms
Tory digital privacy moves scare off Ghost
Here’s an actual product moving overseas [http://blog.ghost.org/digitalocean/] thanks to the UK government’s moves on digital privacy (as opposed to a notional one [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/2015/05/follow-up-on-the-brighton-tech-company-quitting-the-uk.html] ): > The UK’s newly elected Conservative government recently pledged to scrap the