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Acquia's Carbon: commercially supported Drupal

Submitted by Tom Kephart on Mon, 03/03/2008 - 1:32pm.
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Matt Asay interviews Acquia's VP of Marketing Jeff Whatcott today on CNET's News Blog. Whatcott talks about Acquia's announcement at Drupalcon in Boston about the company's first product, a commercially-supported release of Drupal 6 called Carbon (similar to the Red Hat distributions of open source Linux), plus how Acquia got started and whether Drupal is a competitor for Microsoft's Sharepoint.

Building an enterprise Drupal, Acquia style

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