[Web4lib] CMS for library websites

[Steve Oberg]

My favorite is Drupal.  I know of the following libraries who are using it:

Karlstadt University Library
http://www.bib.kau.se/

Ann Arbor District Library
http://www.aadl.org/
(one of the best implementations I have ever seen)

Louisville (OH) Public Library
http://louisvillelibrary.org/

I had hoped to implement Drupal in my previous job (at a small liberal
arts college) this past summer but unexpectedly decided to take a job
offer elsewhere and that put the kabosh on that development.

If there are other library sites that use Drupal, I hope someone else
will post them in response.  I know that many universities have
implemented it, as have corporations and all kinds of other entities. 
I think that flock.com (the purveyors of the new, Firefox-based
social/community web browser, Flock) is powered by Drupal as well.

Steve

On 11/28/05, Robin Hastings <robin.hastings at gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm currently evaluating both Mambo (www.mamboserver.com) and Drupal (
> www.drupal.org) as content management systems for the next iteration of my
> library's website. Do you all know of any library sites that are currently
> running on either of these platforms? So far, I'm leaning toward Drupal, but
> I'd like to see if other libraries have gone through this process and what
> they chose. Thanks!!!
>
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> http://www.rhastings.net
> Missouri River Regional Library (www.mrrl.org)
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