Drupal sites
Virgin using Drupal
Virgin Radio is using Drupal for a number of websites. Example: http://www.virginradio999.com.
I'm excited by this because I'm a Richard Branson fan. There, I have said it. He is one of the greatest entrepreneurs of our time. He proves that you can do well, do good, and have a great time doing it -- which is exactly how I like to run Drupal, Acquia and Mollom. I you haven't read his book yet, you should!
AHOLD using Drupal
AHOLD, the holding of Albert Heijn, a major Dutch retailer with 100.000 employees worldwide, is using Drupal for their main website: http://ahold.com. (Hat tip: George Moses and Bert Boerland)
Human Rights Watch using Drupal
Human Rights Watch is using Drupal for their main website http://hrw.org.
Human Rights Watch is a well-known international organization that advocates freedoms in connection with fundamental human rights, such as freedom of religion and freedom of press. Issues raised by Human Rights Watch include social and gender discrimination, military use of children, political corruption, torture, abuses in criminal justice systems, and more.
They built a stunning Drupal site available in multiple languages. The idealist in me is touched by the strong design and photography, as well as the fact that Drupal helps improve the world a bit. Awesome!
Symantec using Drupal
Symantec, a global leader in providing security, storage and systems management solutions, is using Drupal for Symantec Juice, a community website for customers and end-users. Check it out at http://www.symantec.com/community.
Interesting tidbit: by participating in site discussions, users earn points that can be redeemed for everything from gift certificates to an Hawaiian cruise.
The site was built using Drupal 6 by WebWise.
Oxfam using Drupal
The flagship site of Oxfam International, http://oxfam.org, is using Drupal. Oxfam is also using Mollom to protect their blogs from comment spam. Oxfam International is a confederation of organizations actively working in more than 100 countries to find lasting solutions to poverty and injustice. I've always believed that Oxfam was big on Plone, so I wonder why they decided to go with Drupal instead? Regardless, it's great to see that Drupal adoption continues to grow in the non-profit sector.
French Ministry for Health, Youth and Sport using Drupal
The French Ministry for Health, Youth and Sport launched a Drupal-based information portal for French youth: http://www.jeunes.gouv.fr. Building on the rapid adoption of Drupal by non-profit and advocacy groups, Drupal's use by governments just keeps increasing!
