PC Media, Inc. Releases Miraserver 2.0 Beta, a Content Management System For The Web

September 21, 2006; 06:01 AM
PC Media, Inc., a Florida-based internet development company, has released Miraserver version 2.0 Beta. Miraserver is a content management system designed to allow websites of all sizes to be managed via a web browser.

“Miraserver is now being released to beta, meaning we and all current license holders are actively testing the product to make sure it can stand up to the rigors of a busy website” says David Risley, Founder/CEO of PC Media, Inc. “We’re going to gather feedback from our beta testers in order to create a content management system that delivers on the demands of today’s webmaster.”

PC Media made a name for itself with PC Mechanic (www.pcmech.com), a site dedicated to today’s personal computers. PC Mechanic, commonly referred to simply as “PCMech”, currently serves an audience of over 300,000 people per month, with about 1.2 million page views monthly. Miraserver was originally created in order to power “PCMech”. With it’s ability to serve webpages, articles, news headlines, FAQs and a blog, Miraserver is an ideal content management system for a large content-oriented website like “PCMech”.

Miraserver is built using the PHP language and a MySQL database. It incorporates a fully customizable template system for full control over the look and feel of the website. The statistical tracking and content rating system allows the webmaster to see what visitors want and be able to deliver on it. The built in comment system gives a sense of community. It’s ability to integrate with either vBulletin or PHPBB 2.x means users do not need to create second log-ins. WYSIWYG editing makes for easy editing even by those not versed in HTML. Miraserver is built from the ground up by a company that specializes in content publishing.

The Beta program is open to all current license holders of Miraserver. In order to make the software as easy to get as possible, PC Media is holding a special where one can purchase a Miraserver license for only $99. License holders will have access to version 1 of the software as well as the version 2 beta.

Find our more about Miraserver at http://www.miraserver.com. The site contains a working demo.

About PC Media, Inc.
PC Media (www.pcmedianet.com) was formed in 2000 by founder David Risley. The company owns and operates PC Mechanic (www.pcmech.com), which has gained media coverage in publications such as PC World, PC Magazine, Computer Shopper and the Wall Street Journal. To power this website, the content management system Miraserver (www.miraserver.com) was developed. PC Media also performs design, programming, marketing and consulting services for companies looking to turn the web into a viable business medium.