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Read moreTYPO3 announces special memberships for universities and research institutions
The TYPO3 Association introduces a special membership type for universities and research institutions. Many academic institutions worldwide are already using the Content Management System (CMS) TYPO3. In Germany alone, approximately 460 public and private university websites are based on the CMS.
Introducing academic memberships
A special membership type for universities, research institutions and colleges has been introduced by the TYPO3 Association. “We would like to play our part in furthering the development of TYPO3,” says Daniel Fehrle, leader of the TYPO3 Academic Committee.
Upcoming elections in the TYPO3 Association 2017
Official positions in the TYPO3 Association have a tenure of office of 2 years. Each year half of the positions are newly elected. In 2017 the following positions are up for election:
punkt.de is TYPO3 Platinum Member
Karlsruhe-based punkt.de increases its commitment to TYPO3 and happily joins as the sixteenth TYPO3 Platinum Member. Starting in February 2017, punkt.de changed its status from TYPO3 Association Gold Member to TYPO3 Association Platinum Member.
The next LTS: A faster, database-agnostic, inline-edited CMS
The next Long Term Support version of TYPO3 CMS is just around the corner. It is scheduled to be released in April 2017, but you can still give a helping hand.
Developer Days 2017: Midsummer in Sweden
This year, the TYPO3 Developer Days travel north, to the high sky and bright nights of the Scandinavian summer. “We would like to do it differently,” says Pixelant CEO Robert Lindh.
TYPO3 Association Board: Mathias Bolt Lesniak is our new first assessor
In November 2016 Mathias Bolt Lesniak was elected as first assessor of the TYPO3 Association by the Expert Advisory Board. He takes over the responsibility for the press and communications work from Olivier Dobberkau, who held this position as interim for a year.