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Hands-on Segue Demo Available

By sleslie on October 7, 2003

http://www.opensourcecms.com/
modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=74

There’s been a little buzz over the last few months about using blogs as replacements for CMS, and this open source example from Middlebury College is sometimes held up as an example. So I was happy to see that you can get administrator access to a hands on demo through the invaluable OpenSourceCMS site. Thanks to Charlie for the post reminding me to keep going back to this site. – SWL

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