Google’s latest decisions, given its de facto monopoly position in many digital domains, are starting to have consequences. The situation, in general, in the world of journalism at major outlets, with a few exceptions, is one of depression and weariness after the arrival of AI Overviews, the growing prominence of AI Mode, changes in Google Discover and the latest Google update, which has once again reduced traffic for many outlets in Google Search.
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Predictions and journalism trends for 2026 and how the CMS or DXP should contribute
A lot has happened since the launch of ChatGPT, a product that surprised insiders and outsiders on November 30, 2022 and changed the history of the internet forever. Even though some time has passed, even today we still have to point again to generative artificial intelligence (AI) as a trend for 2026. The reason is that its applications and implications are so many and so far reaching that they keep surprising us every year, which makes it impossible for it to drop off the list of predictions and trends for 2026.
(more…)WordPress, AEM and Contentful, the most used CMS in 2025 according to Cloudflare’s year summary
Cloudflare has released its annual summary on its Radar website, a site that compiles a large amount of interesting data about Internet usage, traffic, most used services and much more. Specifically in the latter category, in adoption and usage data, we find information about the most popular CMS in 2025 and, of course, WordPress is king.
(more…)Headless CMS and DXP are not quite taking off for these reasons
When choosing a CMS, many parameters must be considered. One of them is undoubtedly the choice between a traditional monolithic architecture, in which backend and frontend remain an inseparable marriage, or choosing the modern headless architecture. Opting for the latter has many advantages and some drawbacks, but it seems the market has not correctly perceived those advantages or has thought that the drawbacks are too great, since at CMS MAG we do not see a strong reception for headless in Spain.
(more…)A new Spanish American media outlet is renewing itself with Arc XP
On LinkedIn we have come across several posts indicating that the Argentine outlet El Cronista, one of the most important in the economic field, is already operating with The Washington Post technology. It is a new client for Arc XP in Spanish speaking Latin America, a region where it has achieved wide adoption.
(more…)Forrester Wave Q4 2025 for DXP: Adobe, Optimizely, Salesforce and Sitecore as Leaders
At CMS MAG we have had access to the Forrester Wave or Forrester Wave report in which we can see the global leaders in Digital Experience Platforms (DXP in its English acronym).
(more…)Adobe acquires Semrush for 1.9 billion dollars.
Adobe and Semrush Holdings have reached an agreement valued at 1.9 billion dollars for the services of the latter, a well known company that provides SEO and GEO search data to businesses and media outlets, to become part of the former. Adobe already has a large array of products aimed at marketing professionals.
(more…)Orchestration is redefining the role of CMS platforms
Dries Buytaert, the founder of Drupal, comments in his blog, which is always a source of great articles, on what he calls orchestration and how this is gaining importance in the marketing and technology sector. The key transformation is that the tech stack as such is losing centrality, since orchestration lets it behave like a network in which previously disconnected pieces of software can operate as connected nodes.
(more…)CMS market in October 2025: stability in the top 5, not so much in the rest
We are going to update the global CMS market share figures and since there is usually little month to month difference it is better to analyse the trends. WordPress (WP) remains the clear king of the Internet with 43,2% usage and more than 60% market share although in this latter figure it falls 0,2% month over month.
(more…)This is exactly how Google Discover works
According to the SEO Director of the British newspaper The Telegraph, Harry Clarkson-Bennett, based on his own experience and the leaks that have occurred on the subject, this is exactly how Google works…
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