I need a good news management cms, any ideas?

[Drew]

I've used wordpress before but I don't really like it. I want a news or article management cms that is customizable like wordpress but offers more functions article wise.

 

[Claraviolet]

Wordpress is a good content management system and it's the best out there. Still, not many people like it for one reason or the another. Personally I prefer wordpress as it is responsive by default, otherwise I will go with blogger which is the second famous CMS out there.

So, I would recommend blogger to people who don't like wordpress.

 

[Drew]

Wordpress is a good content management system and it's the best out there. Still, not many people like it for one reason or the another. Personally I prefer wordpress as it is responsive by default, otherwise I will go with blogger which is the second famous CMS out there.

So, I would recommend blogger to people who don't like wordpress.

I mean, I want a news management cms, wordpress is kind-of like it but not exactly what i'm looking for, i'm looking for something that's made just for news.

 

[Belthazar]

WordPress is the best you'll find. The other two that I've seen are Drupal and Joomla are supposedly comparable, but I haven't used them enough to tell you whether or not they're any good.

 

[Thomasss]

I mean, I want a news management cms, wordpress is kind-of like it but not exactly what i'm looking for, i'm looking for something that's made just for news.

Wordpress will do exactly that; it's rather flexible. Just pick up a newspaper related theme and you're good to go.

 

[Golddisk]

As everyone else has said, Wordpress is really your best choice. Joomla is a close second, but I only have a little experience in using it,

If Wordpress and Joomla aren't what you want, though, CuteNews might work. It sounds like it is what you are looking for - a news management CMS. I have only seen a handful of sites using it though, and I have never used it myself, so I have no idea what features it has or how it works. It can be found at http://cutephp.com/

 

[edenwax]

If you're looking for a break from the bloaty-CMS like Wordpress/Drupal, I hear good things about https://processwire.com/ on the webdev subreddit.

 

[PromoLocus]

Get-Simple CMS is what I recommend. No need for a database either, all data is stored with XML.