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Free CMS Sites for Non Profits

eGenius, zDev Corporation, the Zope and Plone communities are collaboratingin building 12 free powerful Plone CMS sites over 12 months for non-profitorganizations in early formation, is international, and with broad reach.
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Non-profit organizations favor open source CMS

NTEN, the Nonprofit Technology Network, has just published the 2008 Content Management Systems Satisfaction Survey. It appears that non-profit organizations prefer open source solutions than proprietary one. These solutions maximize their resources allocation and give them the best of contemporary technologies. In complement to the survey findings, Zea Partners, a non-profit network of Open Source businesses, provides a number of cases studies analyzing large CMS deployments by non-profits worldwide.
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New Orleans Symposium, March 8-10, 2006

The final stretch before the conference is here - early bird registrations have ended. The talks and tutorials have been finalized. The Wednesday and Thursday afternoon parties are being planned. Andrei Codrecsu has committed to keynoting. And we have started spreading the word across various media outlets -- your help would be appreciated. Register and come to New Orleans to support Plone.
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Aaron VanDerlip

A programmer who develops Plone sites for small environmental, social justice and community-based organizations.
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Steve McMahon

Plone consultant and integrator specializing in non-profits. SteveM on #plone; smcmahon on plone.org.
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Can PloneGov Still Save The World?

The 5th International Conference on Open Source Systems took place in Skövde, Sweden, from 3-6 June. During his keynote address, Brian Behlendorf, a founder of the not-for-profit Apache Software Foundation, talked about the social impact of Open Source development. Specific mention was given to PloneGov a collaborative software ecosystem, where government organizations, non-profits and the private sector work together to share the cost of enhanced capabilities.
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Open Source and the Open Society: Using PLONE to build community online

In this keynote, Tom Moroz ties together some of the ideas of Karl Popper that underpin the Open Society Institute and the rationale behind the implementation of their Knowledge and Resource Locator (KARL). He will then explain the rationale that made Plone an appropriate choice showing the links between the mission of the open society institute and the open source software movement.
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