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The Content Revolution is Here!

Luis Majano August 15, 2012

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Luis Majano

August 15, 2012

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The content revolution is here

Welcome to our ContentBox site! We are so excited to finally release our first iteration of our new open source modular content management engine: ContentBox. So check out our new site, our software and even setup a ContentBox site or VPS in a matter of minutes so you can take ContentBox for a spin. Even better than that, the first month is totally free, no commitments, no credit card needed. Just use our discount codes and get up and running to test ContentBox out. Make sure you also join our google group so you can get help, submit features and much more.

In the coming days and weeks we will be constantly adding content and new documentation sections. We will also be doing incremental releases of ContentBox, so make sure you subscribe to our newsletter and stay informed.

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