What is the best way to build a news system?

Hi everyone,
I am building a website using webcenter and I need to do a section called "News". The Editor user is going to put on this section some news about the company.
The doubt is: What is the best way to do is? There is a way to integrate the webcenter with Content Server and store the news as a content on it? Or the best thing to do is treat each news as a page (by using the task flow - Page create new)?
Thanks
Daniel

Hi Daniel,
I'm not shure if that is the best way, but we're using the Page Service Task Flow and scope.
If you want to use Oracle Content Server(ucm) probably your user must create a doc(news) and upload it by using something like the Library Task Flow.
Bye...

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