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Everything Google
Google's technology playground.
Google labs showcases a few of our favorite ideas that aren't quite ready for prime time. |
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Since 2002, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has offered study materials including video lectures, notes, and exams on its MIT OpenCourseWare site, a program for which sponsoring organizations kicked in $29 million to underwrite. You can't e |
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Ready to write that book
Aspiring novelists and scrapbook hobbyists go to Lulu for free book layouts, including text sizing, cover art, and binding style. Then, they set the price and take 80% profit from each book that's printed and shipped. |
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Public Domain Media
Comb the archives of the internet at www.archive.org. Download the film Night of the Living Dead, the MP3 of a recent Ryan Adams concert, and an e-book on medieval feudalism? At the Web's largest collection of public domain media, the Internet Archi |
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Pandora - Your own radio station
Internet radio from the Music Genome Project. Create your own radio stations that play your music. Enter an artist's name or song title and Pandora will build a playlist for you based on the type of music you indicated. |
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Online television from around the world
2,300 channels of television from around the world in your browser. For example, pick Business News and get 27 channels -- or 73 channels of Educational TV -- 112 Online Government TV channels. Catch up on international news or just practice your |
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BBC Languages
Want to brush up on your French? Interested in learning a more exotic language, like Urdu? The BBC offers audio lessons in 13 different languages, downloadable in MP3 format. |
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