Content Management System-based website, LAMP Stack, EC2

We need a CMS-based website using off the shelf FOSS such as Drupal or Joomla. We have an existing site ([login to view URL]) that is mostly in Korean (with menus in English) that has 7 static pages, a bulletin board, and message pop-up windows. It is based on an old FOSS proto-CMS called "Zeroboard" developed by Korean programmers. The old site is quite primitive, and only goes 2 menu levels deep, with each page containing 1 main header with several sub-headers. We plan to reuse about 60% of our existing content and to upload all-new content. Also, the long content pages with multiple headers and sub-headers will be broken out into separate pages while the menu hierarchy will go from 2 levels deep to a maximum of 4~5 levels of depth. As the site is for an educational consulting business, we require the following features: 1) Roughly 21 static pages (we will provide content in Korean) 2) Mirror structure for bilingual site (i.e. if user clicks "English" on the main page, they will be redirected to the English content pages; site structure will be identical 3) Bulletin Board w/ attachment capability 4) User registration for bbs 5) Integration with Gmail for Business API instead of SENDMAIL/Postfix mailserver (using our [login to view URL] domain) 6) RSS feed 7) Integration with Facebook, Twitter, Google Buzz (when new posts appear on the bbs or main page, updates will automatically be sent to SNS) ## Deliverables *The CMS will be installed on our EC2 instance running in AWS (Amazon Web Services) APAC-Tokyo region. It has LAMP stack installed. Access will be provided by SSH and private key. *Please refer to the current site to see the existing layout. This will change to the new layout included in the attached .zip file. *The new site will not utilize any Flash, to keep loading times low *For layout and design inspiration, please refer to the following sites: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] *Our basic philosophy for the site layout is: SIMPLICITY *Gmail API allows messages to be sent through IMAP and SMTP using OAuth authentication; We would like to use our Gmail business account for sending out emails to registered members of the site.