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Managed hosting provider MosaicGlobe announced on Thursday it has launched its hosted Web 2.0 content management system. The creative publishing system was built using Ruby on Rails, and enables users to run multiple pages, syndicated Web logs, content tagging, image galleries and media file downloads. The Web-based application enables users to implement HTML and CSS to customize their visual designs.
MosaicGlobe provides free accounts to any individual or organization looking to showcase its creativity. Upgraded accounts are also available for $9 and $14 per month and include increased storage space, no page limits or ads, email accounts and detailed visitor statistics.
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