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Colleen Carroll is a themer at Palantir.net and participated in the "Ultimate Showdown of Content Management System Destiny" panel at South by Southwest Interactive on March 16, 2009.
This interview was conducted at Drupalcon leading up to the actual panel, and Colleen talks about the competition & project specs, the Zen theming framework and their recently released "Austin" Zen subtheme that was created for the competition and released back into the community.
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