Not convinced that a free, open source project could work for your company?

Here is a list of some companies that use Drupal as a content management system:

1. The Onion - The Onion was founded on a college campus. So, you know it’s good. The Onion publishes a myriad of content from written to video, and it also has a mobile version. Heck, if the most respected name in news uses Drupal, why aren’t you?
2. The New York Observer - It’s only a weekly newspaper, but it has a pretty strong Web presence. You don’t have to be daily to beat the dailies online.
3. Popular Science - It’s like Weird Science, but not. This is a pretty cool looking Web site. One of the better magazine sites out there.
4. Fast Company - A simply stunning site. Very beautiful. I love the “Big Idea” feature. Today’s was “The Blackberry outage made life easier.” Agree or disagree? Go cast your vote.
5. Warner Brother Records - Yes, they are evil RIAA douches, but here is an example of a huge company using Drupal. Of course, record companies are notoriously cheap — they sue 11 year olds.

Not too shabby for a free CMS.

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