Legal Torrents: Games, Music and Software
Written by Ernesto on May 19, 2006BitTorrent is often associated with piracy and copyright theft. However, it’s not all bad. Check out these less controversial sites using BitTorrent.
Games
Gameupdates
TitaniumTorrents
Music
BTetree (p2p friendly music)
Filesoup (Open Source torrents)
DJmixes (mixes)
Jamendo (CC licensed albums)
Ampfea
SXSW (South by South West music festival)
Artists
Decemberists (music video)
Harvey Danger (album)
Software
http://linuxtracker.org/ (linux torrents)
OpenOffice (office but free)
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Legal Torrents
* Games, Music and Software
* Movies and Videos
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Nice to see that Bittorrent isnt all bad…
I’ve found some great albums on jamendo, people should definitely check it out.
linux iso torrents were generally the first adopters of bittorrent when it first came out, if I remember correctly. It was later that bittorrent got it’s bad name for illegal downloads.
Take a look at http://www.torrentbay.de this is a good BT-resource, guess it will be soon the biggest free and legal torrent site. Also available in 14 languages O.o …well, whatever…worth a visit :)
Another good site is Legit Torrents:
http://www.virtenu.com/lt
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Open Source Torrents too – http://ostorr.org/
Check out this all-round 100% legal torrent tracker called Free Legal Torrents.
Find it at:
http://www.freelegaltorrents.com/
http://www.peerit.com is a legal torrent site where you can sell your torrents using google checkout and paypal. buyers can make money by sharing their purchases.
Seven Degrees just re-released their first album “Chromatic”(1996) Free online in the form of a bit-torrent file at :
http://thepiratebay.org/tor/4150511
let us know how that works for you.
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