A Library In Spaaaaaace

6th November 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

Isn’t this one of those uplifting projects that restores your faith in humanity? A group of geeks are taking over a bunch of…

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Armadillo: Beautiful Free Music For Your Project

4th November 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

Armadillo is a new and talented musician who is making his work free for download. Although he has currently only 11 tracks on…

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Network of Fear

31st October 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

The Internet has become a rich source of dark tales. Tonight we bring you some free sites and projects that are creepy, unsettling…

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RACHEL Helps Remote Communities

21st October 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

RACHEL (Remote Areas Community Hotspots for Education and Learning) is a Linux distro designed to be used with a Raspberry Pi. The Pi…

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The Life and Times of Shakespeare in thousands of CC images

20th October 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

The Folger Shakespeare Library is sharing tens of thousands of high resolution images on their site covering book covers, inside pages from original…

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DIY Cinematrography with Ritwika Mitra

10th October 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

Whether you’re a budding indie director or just want to make your home videos much more interesting, you should check out Ritwika Mitra’s…

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OpenCulture.com – Your one stop for everything (Culturally) Open

7th October 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

OpenCulture.com, apart from serving up engrossing daily articles and videos on art, literature, and culture in general; contains within its sidebars a true…

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Aaron Swartz is “The Internet’s Own Boy”

26th September 2014 by Paul Brown No comments.

Aaron Swartz was a brilliant computer programmer and activist who helped develop the RSS news feed protocol, co-founded Reddit, developed the web.py framework,…

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