This is an even-handed glance into Drupal vs Django, but could probably be broadened to CMSes vs framework.

Big win for Drupal and the open source community on the whole.

Client needed a CMS. A *front-end designer* weighed a PHP/MySQL option, an off the shelf option (Wordpress vs EE), and Django. Everyone was happy all around. Point, Django.

Fairly thorough examination of a newspaper choosing a CMS and building it with Django.

Interesting discussion about PHP.

Great video of real-world CMS builders. Less code talk, more about the business decisions behind selling CMS. Talks about build vs buy and the CMS market in general. Compares Drupal to Rails.

Good discussion of various CMSes, with tangential discussion about what is a "good" CMS.

Some interesting thoughts in this one.

Build it yourself, or use a framework?

Explores the balance between maintaining site design integrity and user flexibility on updating and formatting their own content. We see a lot of this at NWF.

Explanation of how Django would work for web dev firms.

For a simple-to-use CMS, this would probably be the killer feature.

Some thoughts on what content management is and should be on the web.