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Recently Dries had a blog post about how both Mollom and Acquia, are using a freemium business model. Drupal being a free product, you could argue that any company out there that contributes back to the community has some sort of freemium business model (often really watered down of course).

I had to implement a multiple colored theme for one of our sites. The site is a small company site with few static pages and a gallery. I know that there are several modules that can implement this feature, but I didn't want to install extra modules.

Before I got totally swamped in the preparation of Drupalcon Szeged, I was playing with a module that uses a nodeAPI implementation for extra RSS fields, similar to Ian Ward's "views rss extra maker" in the developmentSEED sandbox. This Monday I finally committed it.

We are working on the specification for a module that will be able to integrate content from PubMed, a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine that includes over 18 million citations from MEDLINE and other life science journals for biomedical articles back to 1948.

Recently I worked on a site that required a lot of modules, and when we moved it to our customer's production server it literally took seconds to load a page.

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