Finding a decent selection of BitTorrent downloads that are both free and legal can be a challenging proposition for many including myself. Sure it’s easy to point to BitTorrent tracker sites like Mininova or The Pirate Bay as places to find just about anything under the sun, but it’s usually copyrighted material and so downloaders face tests of both conscience as well as their ability to evade the prying eyes of copyright holders, law enforcement, ISPs, and perhaps even meddling parents. So thus arises the need for places where free AND legal BitTorrent downloads can be found. The following is a list of 7 worth mentioning and a description of what types of BitTorrent downloads each has to offer.

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FreeDomain.co.nr provides free url redirection meaning you can pretty much redirect your free http://www.yourname.co.nr to for example http://mysite.blogspot.com.

If you’re looking for something free or looking to shorten your web urls then this service might be suitable for you.

You might be wondering where’s the catch no ads pretty good looking sub domain well there is one thing that freedomain.co.nr requires that’s a link back their main site.

In my opinion this service is much better than cjb.net and dot tk. Thou one of the biggest draw backs I found with this service is the imposed time restriction, if your sub domain is in active for more than 2months your account will be terminated and permanently deleted. I wouldn’t recommend using this service if you’re serious about having your own domain name.

Many have wondered how it was possible that TVLinks was busted recently, when all it did was merely list links to tv shows but, never actually hosted any material. Yes I too have wondered why read on here. Anyways the main point for this post was to bring you a list of some alternatives and even better video streaming sites like good old TV links.

The statement above is not so true anymore tvlinks is back up looks like two of them are up and running, tv-links.eu which looks very similar to the original tv-links website from the design and tv-links.cc. The question now is how long will it be up again before getting shut down.

1. TVU player
2. scifi.com
3. boxsweeper
4. fnuz
5. flixflux
6. sidereel
7. fomdb
8. Probably the best out of all the links I have provided, download-able video content, and an assortment of various genres of movies to documentaries and for you music lovers, plenty of music videos to keep you entertained for days. Having a faster broadband connection will definitely make the whole experience worth while.
9. tv-life
10. surfthechannel
11. Vator.tv a YouTube for entrepreneurs looking to pitch their business ideas. It is a professional network and marketplace for ideas and businesses, where anyone, across all industries, at any stage, can share ideas, products, services and businesses with the rest of the world, mainly through video.
12. tvlinkvault
13. ABC TV
14. sharetv
15. wwitv Tv around the globe
16. beelinetv Another wwitv clone site
17. videolemon
18. movies-on-demand
19. peekvid
20. aknof
21. Alloftv
22. joox
23. quicksilverscreen
24. videolemon
25. nabolister
26. flickpeek
27. showstash
28. teevee4me
29. wheeya
30. emuduel
31. findago
32. watch-movies
33. chooseandwatch
34. Free tv project
35. chicktv online tv for women
36. footytube
37. watchthesimpsonsonline
38. justvids
39. joox
40. take247
41. bodocus.com
42. joost
43. zattoo
44. dontwatchme
45. tv-video
46. veoh
47. craftytv

More blog updates coming soon I am taking a fairly short blog break for the next 2 weeks as have some work projects and exams coming. Rest assured, blogging will resume as per usual with fresh content, tho will not be as frequent within the coming 2weeks. Do use the archives if you haven’t yet checked out my previous posts.

There are lots of different places out there where people can upload and download videos, making it difficult to find certain videos or at the very least, time consuming Oxytube simlifies the process by allowing you to aggregate your search results from the common video sites such as YouTube, Vimeo, MySpace, Aol Music, DailyMotion, MetaCafe, MegaVideo, Google and ClipSyndicate.

Today’s post is a little different from my previous file sharing and IT related. I have immersed my self in investing and finance over the couple of weeks and I have realized its very important and beneficial to understand how money works, and how economics works. With all that is going on at the moment e.g. oil prices increasing, and the us going into a recession and many falling into foreclosures. Some how all this impacts us irregardless which country you live in. or even if you blog and earn a living online. I have found listening to Financial Sense a weekly radio show has been one of my primary sources for keeping up with the constantly changing world related to investing and money. I came to here of Jim Puplava and his web site through my brother and was instantly amazed by the in-depth discussions of the world of economics, finance and politics from an investor’s point of view.

Prior to I visited numerous sites trying to make sense of what was happening in the financial world.  I have to admit its quite informative and no nonsense information that I have been exposed to.

Financial sense provides guest interviews from many different views, both supporting and not supporting Jim’s Puplava views. In the end, though, a very good summary is provided in a segment called The Big Picture. This is where it all comes together and overview of the previously discussed topics.

This is not a stock picking site or a site a site, but an extremely well thought-out overview of the global financial and political world. Another benefit is the forum where individual views and discussions take place.

Take advantage of this informative source and take not its provided for free, you owe it to yourself to at least check this site out and judge for yourself. Post your comments on what you think.

I stumbled across a snifty web applications that simplifies collaborating with your peers or with small teams despite geographical displacement.
Twiddla It lets you mark up media and live Web sites, or simply organize ideas together on a virtual whiteboard.

You have at your disposal the ability to draw over a website which makes illustrating your point visual. No sign-ups are required unless you wish to start a private discussion session.
It also tacks on live communication with text chat and free voice over ip conference calling that doesn’t require additional plug-ins or software. You can also take a snapshot the current whiteboard session and save it for achieving purposes or for later alterations.

I found the application to be simple with a clean interface and easily accessible. Thou it was not that responsive, but I can’t complain too much on that area as I run on 256mb of ram.

Twiddla’s packs a lot of features that might attract users of premium paid collaborative services who are seeking an alternative way to perform brain storming session with out dishing out big bucks.

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