Newspapers on Drupal

Hey all,

Have any of you worked on developing an iAtom feed for the AP Content Enrichment program discount? I believe that the feeds have to be in a specific format, though I'm not sure if the atom module (http://drupal.org/project/atom) will take care of it.

I've been researching CRM looking at Sales Force, vTiger, CiviCRM, ACT!, and SugarCRM. I'm not asking which one is the best because everybody's needs are different. I just want to know if anybody has had to build a workflow between Drupal and a CRM for a newspaper sales dept.? And, how they did it?

The Augusta Chronicle, the oldest newspaper in the South (i.e., the southern states of the USA), has switched over to the Drupal-based Morris Site Management System.

Some details:

The Drupalization of Augusta
Going mobile with a news site that Just Works

I have created a Twitter feed block on my site by pasting the embed code from Twitter into a block. When I put < none > into the block title, it displays a block with no header.

I want a block with a header, but no text. I plan to use my own background image and title via CSS.

I have attached a screenshot of my block header. I basically put the letter "t" in the block title, in the block configuration and colored it white via css so it wouldn't display in the header. I have circled the white texted area in red.

There has to be a more obvious/easier way to do this that I'm missing.

Hi Everyone,
I am a complete newbie to drupal, after reading through most of the things posted about newspapers, i have come to a confusing point, and asuch i am calling for help, I need a complete out-of-the-box-ready-to-use-drupal-newspaper-package Modules

for content architecture
* Modules for presentation architecture
* Modules for content organizing
* Modules improving interface for journalists and writers
* Modules for user management and features for logged-in visitors
* Modules for data export
* Modules for search engine optimizing

I'm looking at a couple of different pay models for our online news venture. The most intriguing is metered access where each user is allowed access to a certain number of articles before they have to subscribe.

I'm leaning toward using Ubercart but was wondering if there was an easy way to set this up. Perhaps there's a module that tracks how many times specific CCK content types are viewed by each user before kicking it over to the subscription page.

Tall order, I know but many thanks in advance for your insight.

I officially begin the website design/building process tomorrow for the new site for the newspaper where I work.

I've been given a team, including a project manager, a tech lead, and designer/programmers -- but they're all elsewhere in the country, except for myself and our in-house graphic designer. (I count myself as a graphic designer, too; it may not be my official job title, but I've worked as a designer -- freelance and employee -- in print, Internet, and multimedia since 1993.)

I am designing a test site in ProsePoint, and I would like for times to display as a.m. and p.m. instead of the PHP default of am and pm.

I did some research online about this a few weeks ago, and I stumbled across some script or bit of freeware that someone had written for just such a purpose ... but now I can't find it again.

And even if I did ... I'm not quite sure where in the ProsePoint/Drupal installation I might need to put it in order for it to work.

Any ideas or suggestions?