Posted: 21 Jan 2013 03:36 AM PST

One of the films set to be showcased at South by South West, an annual music, film, and interactive conference and festival held in Austin, Texas, is called “Downloaded,” and it’s a movie all about the rise and fall of the world’s first popular peer to peer file sharing service, Napster. Directed by Alex Winter, the non Keanu Reeves’ half of notorious time travelling dudes, Bill and Ted, the feature documentary focuses on the founders of the service, Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker, as well as talking with major players in the music industry and the bands that were involved and those that targeted the platform with legal action. Shawn Fanning (left) and Sean Parker (right), started Napster in 1999.

Dotcom’s Mega Struggles To Stay Online Due to Traffic

Posted: 21 Jan 2013 03:02 AM PST

Two days ago, one of the most anticipated website launches in history took place, when Kim Dotcom cut the ribbon on Mega, his sequel and spiritual successor to the previously shut down Megaupload file locker, that was seized and taken down by a mixture of New Zealand and US authorities this time last year. However, it appears the site wasn’t necessarily prepared for its early popularity, with hundreds of thousands attempting to use the service and grinding it to a halt. Soon after launching Dotcom declared that 250,000 users had signed up in the first few hours and that server capacity was quickly maxed out. This is something that claimed would calm down as time went on, but even now users are still complaining of problems. 250,000 user registrations.

Watch Tons of Your Favorite Movies On-Demand for FREE!

Posted: 21 Jan 2013 12:19 AM PST

Learn how to watch tons of your favorite movies for free wherever and whenever you want, even on your iPhone and iPad. Streaming movies for free online has never been easier. There are literally tons of sites with new ones launching practically every day. The trick is finding the good ones; separating the the good from the bad, quality from the clutter. I will discuss three of my favorite ones, and the great thing about two of them is that the streaming movies will also play on mobile devices like your iPhone or iPad. 1. YouTube As funny as it might sound, YouTube has TONS of full length movies to watch on-demand if you only know how to look properly. The key is using the search query “full movie” (direct link here).

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Downloaded, a Movie on Napster Coming Soon : ZeroPaid.com

Downloaded, a Movie on Napster Coming Soon : ZeroPaid.com

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