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The White House Web site has caught a case of Drupal. In the Internet world, Drupal is not as bad as it sounds. The open source software package helps people create and manage their Web sites. Full Article at The New York Times
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We linked yesterday to a piece from Slate's Chris Wilson in which he made the case that White House's switch to the open-source content management system Drupal for its WhiteHouse.gov site and related projects was a horrible, miserable mistake. Full Article at techPresident
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Free and open source software just got a major boost: The Obama administration announced that it has adopted open source content management system Drupal for the Whitehouse.gov Web site. Full Article at TechNewsWorld
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The White House Web site now runs on open source. Over the weekend, Whitehouse.gov moved to a software stack that includes the open source Drupal content management system and Apache Solr search server. Full Article at Information Week
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What do the White House and FastCompany.com have in common? The both run on Web engine Drupal. The White House has just switched over. Obama loves some open-source, it seems. Full Article at Fast Company
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I can't help but think the new software represents the triumph of hope over experience ... Drupal looks great in theory: It's a powerful way to govern a Web site that is born out of the collective efforts of the community. In practice, it tends to be a bit of a mess.
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We're excited to see what new and innovative tools they use, and how they take advantage of [Drupal's] large community of developers
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There's no question in my mind that when the public understands the value of using open source software
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Hopefully, this is more than a trial balloon announcement meant to test the waters to see what the public -- and lobbying -- response may be
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