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    Online Journalism Scandinavia: Mecom’s Danish arm may ditch costly CMS for Drupal
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    Berlingske Media already runs some of its sites on Drupal - a long-time favourite free content management system (CMS) of web hacker-geeks - but many consider the open source solution more vulnerable to hackers than proprietary systems. "Our sports portal, launched early in June, is developed in Drupal, and we will use this for more sites. We are in the process of evaluating future online solutions, and will make a decision on this later this year. So far we have chosen Drupal for some of our smaller sites and Saxotech online for the bigger" Knudsen told me. Henning Sund, head of digital development for newspaper publisher Edda Media, is sceptical about how well Drupal is suited to such large-scale projects. Full Article at Journalism.co.uk
    Our sports portal, launched early in June, is developed in Drupal, and we will use this for more sites. We are in the process of evaluating future online solutions, and will make a decision on this later this year. So far we have chosen Drupal for some of our smaller sites and Saxotech online for the bigger
    SOURCE: Journalism.co.uk 16 months ago

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  3. A Palestinian female police officer is seen next to a portrait of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, during an event for female officers in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009. The fifth anniversary of Arafat's death will be marked on Monday. Arafat died Nov. 11, 2004, in a Paris hospital at age 75.
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  5. A Palestinian female police officer smiles, during an event for female officers in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009.
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