Mar 8, 2010

Recently, I have been working with quite a few Drupal sites, and one of my favorite tools to use has become drush. For those of you who are not aware of it, drush is a command line utility (drush = DRUpal SHell) that makes management of a Drupal site much more bearable. Drush is a great tool to use and is quite simple to install on your system when you have admin rights to the box. However, what about those of us on shared hosting system? read more »


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Mar 8, 2010
Clients | CMS | Drupal

MODsocket Over the last year, Mediacurrent has been intensively collaborating with Ad Giants, an innovative marketing company based in Dallas, Texas. Ad Giants boasts an impressive list of clients and strategic partners like T. Boone Pickens, the legendary oil and business man, who has been featured on national television ads advocating an energy plan overhaul.

Ad Giants came to Mediacurrent as open-source advocates. They wanted to understand how they could better leverage Drupal to accomplish a revolutionary marketing idea called MODsocket. We had already joined forces to redesign their corporate and two subsidiary sites (Pitchrocket and the Ad Giants ONE System). read more »


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Feb 24, 2010


San Francisco here we come! Mediacurrent has submitted a cross-section of sessions for Drupalcon that we are looking forward to sharing with the Drupal community. This is always a special time to network, swap stories with our partners, and get educated.


Here is a brief synopsis of what we would like to present – please vote if any of these 5 sessions are of particular interest: read more »


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Feb 17, 2010

We had an action packed Atlanta Drupal User Group (ADUG) meetup last week with two awesome demonstrations of emerging Drupal distributions - Open Publish, which was created by our friends at Phase2 Technology and Drupal Gardens from our partner, Acquia. We had a last minute change of plans since Phase2, who was originally going to co-present with Kent Lester, was neck deep in the Snowmageddon taking place in Washington D.C. However, it happened to work out well, and we allocated the extra time to Chuck D’Antonio, Director of Professional Services at Acquia, who was in Atlanta. read more »


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