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  • Now Sesame Street uses an open source platform for its web server? That's hardly news. The success story for the team who did it is nice, but it does not signal a major shift within CDW. They've been using open source stuff for quite a while the same way that almost every other big company in New York uses open source somehow---they just do not talk about it.

    Their web site is only a small part of their company, though. I would be more impressed if they produce an entire hour of television with open source tools, or converted their back office to open source products. That's a challenge. Migrating web stuff to open source is soft pitch :)
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