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Films and TV shape most of the so-called ‘watercooler’ conversations that take place between friends and co-workers, and it is understandable that much of this discussion has now moved online, and individuals find new communities with which to exchange ideas. Topmovies is a new website that provides information on TV and Film production, including cast and crew, trivia and has attracted thriving discussions of both classic films and the latest TV series.

Like it or not, torrents are here to stay, and millions of people use them as a method of efficiently downloading and sharing content online for worldwide, egalitarian distribution. This popular means has transformed the way information is distributed online, and Torrentus has become a popular destination for many people to quickly find the best torrents thanks to its metasearch function. Now, their site has launched an official blog to help people get the most of this intriguing medium.

Torrent files are an immensely popular but incredibly short lived means by which users can share data amongst one another by subscribing to the torrent system to download files from multiple versions of the same file held by different users. This creates both opportunity and difficulty, but Tornado has recently launched a utorrent search engine that should remove much of the difficulty for users searching for files.

Usenet is a powerful, uncensored, unfiltered source of information that serves as a public record of an astronomical amount of data from around the internet. It is however, almost impenetrable to the uninitiated, and it’s many advantages can become overwhelming disadvantages without a method for filtering the information collated there. NZBid is a site that puts a friendlier face on Usenet and filters the information listed there by key categories of interest so that individuals can get the benefit of the network without the headache.

NZB search engine site takes unique approach to get one over on competition with newly redesigned interface to make locating appropriate files intuitive