CM4all WebsiteCreator enhancement: Content modules for automatic Web content

Cologne, January 20, 2005 - (HostReview) - CM-AG has added yet another tool to its CM4all WebsiteCreator: The Content Syndication module enables simple integration of external content modules - for various subjects and themes - in private and commercial Web sites.

"If you operate a professional home page today, you need to give your visitors regularly updated content," says Cornel Schnietz, Chief Technology Officer at CM-AG, "but most people lack the time and know-how to do so. To solve this problem, CM4all WebsiteCreator users can now integrate content and applications from various providers in their Web sites at the touch of a button: sports, automotive, weather and industry news, the latest market and financial data,
dictionaries, and even online games. Each time the published Web site is called, the latest content from the selected subject area is displayed automatically. The content is displayed in the selected Web site layout, of course, making
it indistinguishable from the native site content."

The content syndication module has been implemented compliant with all current versions of the RSS standard, as well as a configurable interface for other XML-based formats. As a result, content and applications from any external content
provider can be integrated in the CM4all WebsiteCreator design templates, as long as they support a standardized interface.

CM4all WebsiteCreator is a browser-based online service that is marketed by leading ISPs and hosting providers throughout Europe, the U.S., Canada, and South America, which can currently license the new CM-AG module free of charge for
their more than a million customers. Each provider can choose which content channels he or she wants to integrate in CM4all WebsiteCreator.

The first provider to deploy the new Content Syndication module with CM4all WebsiteCreator is 1&1 Internet AG, which began offering its customers a total of 25 different theme channels for integration in their Web sites at the start of 2005.

About Content Management AG

Content Management AG (abbr.: CM-AG) was founded by Robert Schovenberg and Cornel Schnietz in 1999. This software company, which is headquartered in Cologne/Germany, develops and distributes software and infrastructure
solutions based on CM4all technology. For creation, maintenance and easy-updating of websites for internet and mobile devices.

The scalable software technology is based on a high-speed XML application server and is operated in the Application Service Providing model. CM-AG's core product is the homepage tool kit CM4all WebsiteCreator, which is adapted
for and licensed to individual OEM partners. It is available in several different language versions.

There are currently more than a million paying customers worldwide using CM4all WebsiteCreator for creating and administering their homepages. The software is currently being marketed via leading providers in Europe, Canada, the USA and South America; like T-Online, 1&1 Internet AG, Terra Lycos, Bluewin AG (Swisscom) and NTT/Verio.

For further information, visit www.cm4all.com.