By: Benjamin Mullin | Poynter
About three years ago, The Washington Post embarked on a complete overhaul of the way it creates and publishes content online.
The project was ambitious. The Post — which then relied primarily on a legacy content management system called Méthode — wanted a platform that could handle articles, video, mobile apps and analytics, something that gave designers and producers the ability to quickly create and edit page templates.
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