Podius

2008-08-09

Update on new podius based projects

New shop, community site and payment system are launched. →

2007-12-31

Presentations about Podius

Half hour demo plus lighting talk on Perl Workshop. →

2007-12-24

podius 5.2.0 is released

A new release of a perl-based CMS with numerous new features. →

2007-12-22

podius.wox.org is reworked

The site is now fully podius-based itself, with self-demo available. →

1997   Cortext start-up company automates Jerusalem Post web publishing using a custom solution. JPost becomes the fifth popular e-newspaper world wide.

1998   The first version of the CMS called "Magazine".

1999   Cortext is swallowed by Virtual Jerusalem (part of Virtual Communities).

2000   Virtual Communities Inc. (VCIX) markets its Community Management Solution to organizations interested in [...], including VCIX's Cortext content publishing software, [...]. (full press release)

2001   Dapey Zahav swallows Cortext. The CMS is continued to be developed for two projects, one is InfoTour (for Tourism Ministry) and one is hotel-related. These projects are stopped for non-technical reasons.

2003   AgentInteractive continues to use "Magazine" for its internal projects.

2004   New Magazine-based projects: WebPromoMgmt, Neto, SmokingHookah and others.

2005   Podius becomes free software and gets its current name.

2006   New Podius-based projects: AllJobs, Isrotel Eilat Hotels, Agent homepage in English and Hebrew, memfrob.de and others.

2007   AgentInteractive opens new Podius-based Web 2.0 projects: Mevashlim.com and multilingual remake of Smoking Hookah.

2008   Dapey Zahav (Yellow Pages) together with AgentInteractive opens its new search engine "pay per click" based on Neto and Podius.