Drupal goes print: Drupal Watchdog
I first met Jeremy Andrews through KernelTrap, a website that reports about everything that's happening in the Linux kernel world. It has been one of my favorite web sites. Back in 2001, KernelTrap ran on PostNuke, but I managed to convince Jeremy to switch to Drupal. He learned so much about Drupal in the process, the he quit his day job and started his own Drupal business, Tag1 Consulting.
Now Jeremy is launching Drupal Watchdog, the first print magazine dedicated to Drupal. I admired Jeremy's reporting when I was a regular reader of KernelTrap so I'm excited to see how Drupal Watchdog will take shape. Despite the irony of dedicating a print magazine to a web technology, it has the potential to become quite a highlight in the history of Drupal, and an important new tool in how we share information and communicate. To that extend, I've decide to write a column for Drupal Watchdog.
The first issue will be distributed exclusively at DrupalCon Chicago in March as part of the attendee bag. It's yet another reason to attend DrupalCon Chicago. For more information, check http://drupalwatchdog.com or get in touch with Jeremy at jeremy@tag1consulting.com.
— Dries Buytaert
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