Free wordpress themes – one of the biggest resource of Wordpress Themes.

Wordpress Themes – Free WordPress themes are added on a regular basis and available for you to use.

TemplatesBox – Get unlimited access to templates to create the highest quality website design. Save time and start building with a template today.

Free CSS Templates – Find hundreds of free CSS based design templates to start your website designs. All are quick to download in zip format.

Template Monster – Here you find a variety of design templates. There are flash, dynamic flash, PHP-Nuke, SWiSH animated, logo and many more ready to download.

Art for the Web – Not only can you download free website design templates including Wordpress and backgrounds but many design resources as well.

Free Layouts – If you are new to web-design these free layouts are just what you need to get started.

Free Templates Online – Professional-looking free templates are easy to customize and there are many to choose.

Interspire – Get free downloads of website templates for your websites, newsletters, logos and more.

Joyful Heart Designs – If you have a personal website to design then Joyful Heart Designs is the place to find designs with a text link or logo provided. These are not to be altered.

ThemesBase – This site has high quality templates for PHP-Fusion, e107, XOOPS, PHPNuke and a variety more.

TemplateNavigator – There are few free CSS based design template sites with as many designs as this site. Use the free template search to find what you want with ease.

DotcomWebDesign – Many free downloadable templates are available. They do come with a link to the site that you cannot remove.

Effex-Media – Search through this web designer’s dream of templates by categories making it quick and easy to find the perfect template.

Entheos – For those designers that use Dreamweaver, the templates are here along with CSS styles, fonts and more. It includes a systematic how to guide to building.

Dezinehub – Choose from money-saving templates to over a hundred free web templates to design your own or other’s websites.

Free-Flash-Template – Choose from web templates, intros and other special options. If you do not know flash it is ok, just add the text and you are ready to go.

Free Photoshop Browser Templates – Get free and clear looking Photoshop templates to show off your photography.

FreeWebsiteTemplates.com – No reciprocal link required with any of the many free website templates here.

Layouts4Free – There are thousands of free and premium layouts for websites, business cards and logos ready to use.

OpenSourceTemplates.org – Choose from the best free CSS and XHTML designs picked by the OpenSource community.

OpenSourceWebDesign – Download free templates and upload your own for others.

Painted Pixels – Fantastic free designs are here for personal websites available with a link back to their site.

Ricky’s Web Templates – There are many free templates here free use with a link back to them at the bottom of each page.

Snakeye Dreamweaver Web Templates – Download these templates free, customize them and edit at your will.

Steve’s Free Website Templates – Free templates with a required link back to this website.

Template Perfection – There are multiple templates in HTML, Flash intros and many more for your use.

Template Workz – Find free templates for Newsletters, logos and websites to download

Internet Radio

Jango – Start playing free radio on internet just by typing the name of artist on Jango which provides best music for free.
TeaBrerak – Get the get the music for free on TeaBreak with facility to share it with other music lovers where you can customize Internet Radio.

Internet-Radio , a great music community where you can listen music of your choice and watch music videos. (www.internet-radio.org.uk)
Radio-locator , Just tune to radio-locator to listen the best music on thousands of internet radio stations all over the world. ( www.radio-locator.co)
RadioTower – Listen free music on RadioTower for all the latest hits by your favourite artists. ( www.radiotower.com)
Music Discovery Tools
Mashable – you may browse similar artists and also find track lists on www.mashable.com

FutureofMusicBook – get the top lists of different artists and listen for free on www.futureofmusic.com

Mediafuturist – this tool helps you to get best music on the web (www.mediafuturist.com)

Social Networks
Soundpedia – discover the new music on the social network with the download facility (www.soundpedia.com)
Recorded-Music – a great place for the artists and bands to share their music with their friends.(www.recorded-music.com)

r4rmedia – create your profiles and tracks on the site where bands can sell their tracks as well (www.r4rmedia.com)

MusicV2 – find best music, upload tracks and share your music with others (www.musicv2.com)

Social-Music, – make your play list including best tracks and find artists as well (www.social-music.com)

Music Sharing Applications and Widgets

DriveAway – a huge collection of music for you where you can share it as well. (www.driveaway.com)

Muzocons – you can store your music, and upload your music (www.muzicons.com)

IndieRockcafe – connect with the similar users to get the music with similar taste (www.indierockcafe.com)

Widgetbox – update your music library and download your music (www.widgetbox.com)

Widgetplus – a place where you can store music to create your profile (www.widgetplus.com)
Music Marketplaces

MoreMusic – high quality music collection where you can choose your favourite tracks(www.moremusic.com)

NewMusicJukeBox – a place where you can buy music of your favouriter artists (www.newmusicjukebox.com)

CJS – a music store where you can find the variety of music (www.cjs.co.uk)

MusicMarketplace – a great marketplace where you can listen your music (www.musicmarketplace.com)

Jamming

iJamming – record music by jamming with other musicians (www.ijamming.net/music)

Jamstudio – record all your music and then invite other musicians as well.(www.jamstudio.com)

BanffJam – listen the variety of music by jamming your favourite tracks (www.banffjam.com)

SheetMusicplus – have the music which others will also like (www.sheetmusicplus.com)

imeem – a place where fans can meet their favourite artists and you can download your music for free (www.imeem.com)

Karaoke

PowerKaraoke – offers various converter tools and a software which can create, play and burn CD ( www.powerkaraoke.com)

FreeKaraoke – free karaoke for the music lovers (www.freekaraoke.com)

Karafun – a software with the help of which you can edit your play list (www.karafun.com)

Karaoke – best music karaoke for music lovers ( www.karaoke.com)

LoudKaraoke – karaoke music and songs with best karaoke machines (www.loudkaraoke.com)

Remixing

esnips – enables you to remix your music and listen to others. (www.esnips.com)

MyMusicTools – you can upload music and your favourite tracks and then remix them so that others can hear it. (www.mymusictools.com)

ocremix – collect all your favorite tracks to remix and then post on the web to share it with others. (www.ocremix.com)

evolvingMusic – apply the advance remixing tools in your favourite tracks with www.evolvingmusic.com

remix64 – a world of remixing music where you can remix every kind of music
(www.remix64.com)
Mobile Music Services

bitpipe – a network of mobile music allowing the artists to sell their favourite tracks and share with other music lovers as well.(www.bitpipe.com)

highbeam – contains the huge music for the music lovers where they can share top tracks with their friends (www.highbeam.com)

MobileMusicentertainment – a place where you can listen the music of every kind (www.mobilemusicentertainment.com)
Lyric Databases

sing365 – a place where you can find the hot lyric database of all new and old tracks (www.sing365.com)

Lyricsystem – contains the lyrics from all major artists with their favourite tracks (www.lyricsystem.com)

leolyrics – made for the people to find the alphabetical tracks on the web (www.leolyrics.com)

Lyricfind – the users can search all the music categories on this huge database with ease (www.lyricfind.com)

LyricDatabase – a lyric database for the music lovers to search their favourite tracks on the web (www.lyricdatabase.com)

Flickr Wallpapers Pool – Find a multitude of various beautiful and unique wallpapers to download from Flickr Wallpapers Pool.

InterfaceLIFT – Seek out free high-resolution widescreen wallpapers at InterfaceLIFT. Search them by a plethora of options such as artist, date, resolution, mobile devices and more.

Socksoff.co.uk – If you are looking to give your desktop some love, this is the place to do it. There is a marvelous display of free wallpapers for you to enjoy.

WallpaperStock – Search out your favorite wallpapers from sexy girls, hot rods, scenery and much more all available to download.

PixiegirlPresents – Cartoons, abstract, animals, the unique and more are here at another one of the best wallpaper websites.

VladStudio – Find wallpapers for your desktop, widescreen, iphone, dual monitors and more. Search out some fantastic graphic presentations here at this site.

DualScreenWallpapers – You find your favorite wallpapers by size, favorites or the simply offbeat. Take yourself away to another world in some of these scenic graphics.

Mandolux – Search for wallpaper for your left, middle or right monitor in many sizes to fit your needs.

FantasyartDesign – The free wallpaper found here is sorted in many categories to make searching easy. Find fantasy, science fiction, nature, abstract and more.

DevianArt – Wallpapers from traditional, digital, flash and many more available for your download.

DesktopNexus – An array of colors awaits you in this wallpaper website. Find anything from abstract, nature, technology, people and many more.

MyDeskCitiy – A rainbow of colors is available at this wallpaper site.

Veer – Find uniquely styled wallpapers to suit your fancy.

WallpaperSytes.org – There are wallpapers of landmarks, science, plants, animals, body, art, science and more at this download site for wallpaper.

Digital Blasphemy – High-quality images look fabulous on any desktop.

Neon Sight Japan – If you are looking for eye-catching colors they are here.

RealityDreamShip – A rainbow of colors is found at another of the best wallpaper websites.

Hebus.com – Find mythological creatures, fantasy wallpaper and more at Hebus.

PimpMyDesk – This popular wallpaper site is revamping to add even more options for you to pimp out your desktop.

Klowner’s Wallpapers – Find designs from bubbles, abstract, holidays and more through this website.

Quality Wallpapers – Here you find anime, dual monitor and more in high quality designs.

Looroll – At Looroll you find wallpapers in 3D, abstract, anime and many others.

Wallpaper Joe – Find the latest wallpaper design releases.

GypySpaceMuffin – Find wallpapers for your desktop out of the norm of most wallpaper sites.

Aeiko.net – Put nature’s design on your desktop.

MoodFlow – Let dreams come to life.

Shadowness – Distinct styles from one of the best wallpaper websites is available fro download.

Mapa.co.kr – Everything you can want in a wallpaper site with digital, 3D, nature, games, people, movies, anime, sports and so much more to download.

This is where widgets can be incredibly useful and so necessary. I find that, in moderation and using the right ones, widgets can be a valuable asset to you and the blogging community alike. I particularly love using the widgets that allow me to meet and stay connected with my audience. Still, there are widgets out there for every taste, and bloggers have an ample varietyof widgets  to choose from in the blogosphere.

My favorite widgets are listed below, but you can look around for widgets and you’ll be sure to find so many of them out there that your head will spin.

Yes. I am a Twitter addict. I spend a great deal of time posting on Twitter, letting people know what I’m doing and giving them insight into my exciting (or not-so-exciting) life. For those of you oblivious to the marvel that is Twitter, it is essentially a way of people letting each other know what they’re up to through status updates done either online or through your mobile phone. It can get pretty addictive if you’re really into the social networking aspect of the Internet like I am. Now, Twitter has created a widget that lets Twitters share their updates with blog visitors. The site will give you a code designed for your blog or profile, be it for Facebook, Myspace, Blogger, Typepad, or any other site that you would want it for. Now, not only can I share my Twits with my Twitter friends, but I can share them with the rest of the world.

By far one of the most functional and useful widgets I’ve come across, the Bitty Browser widget will simply blog your mind. The Bitty Browser is exactly what you think it is: a mini-browser embedded into your site. It can be used as a way of sharing your favorite websites, podcasts or files to your blog readers, or it can just be incorporated into your site as a way of letting your readers search for content without ever leaving your website. It keeps your readership where they belong — on your page — and it adds an interesting, useful and, yes, I’ll say it, adorable  widget to your page.

When we need storage for our large media files, many times we go to an online media storage site like Box.Net. We’re not always able to share those files with everyone we’d like to share with, however. That’s where the box.net widget comes in. This simple, slick widget allows box.net users to share their online media files with the rest of the world. It’s very simple, there’s not much to it, but if sharing media is something that you want to do with your blog, this is the best way to do it. It’s also very easy to sign up for and very easy to add to your page.

Skype is another one of those applications that has become almost indispensable, especially for business owners. Which is why this widget will be especially useful for those of you with either business blogs or personal blogs that mention business matters. The Skype widget lets people from all over the world see if you’re online and allows them to communicate with you through the Skype application. It’s incredibly user-friendly and the buttons add some flair and color to your site.

Widgets are a fun, useful way of increasing traffic to your blog website, but more importantly, they can also connect you to your readership in ways that other Internet tools can’t. Take a little while to look into widgets and see what they can do for you.

Recently, however, I started to miss reading my books and my novels. As much as I love print copies of books, the reality is that it is so much more convenient these days to look for e-books that can fill that void. The problem is that a lot of the mainstream e-book sites charge for books, which to be honest, in this economy, is not what I’m looking to spend my money on. But I did a little research and found a list of sites that have what’s called public domain e-books. Those are free to download and enjoy, and there are many titles to choose from, no matter what the genre.

Here are a couple of the ones that I found that I was really excited about!

Gutenberg.org, home of the first online project to bring free digital books to the masses, has been around for a long time, and its library is composed of over 25,000 public domain books for you to enjoy. It includes books in almost every language, ranging from classics like Machiavelli’s The Prince to Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray. It might be difficult to find more contemporary titles, but this is definitely a good place to start should you be in the mood for some literary genius. Especially useful for high school students needing to read something for class!

Manybooks.net is a wonderful resource if you’re looking for digital books for your PDA, iPhone or eBook reader. It’s pretty amazing where technology has taken us; once upon a time, cell phones were completely separate from organizers, which were an entirely separate thing from books. My, how times have changed! Now, thanks to sites like Manybooks.net, you can turn your PDA phone into a book with the push of a button or a touch of a screen. This particular site has everything from romance and non-fiction to suspense and pirate (yes, I said pirate) tales.

Now, here’s one that I was fascinated by, not so much because of the books that it carries, but because of the aim of the site itself. The free e-book site Read Easily was created specifically with the needs of the visually impaired in mind. The print of the e-books is large enough so that anyone who has problems reading the small print in regular books can enjoy the same books that we all have access to. This is a great site for the elderly especially, and there are some well-known classics in their library, books like Huckleberry Finn and A Tale of Two Cities and The Count of Monte Cristo. I was quite intrigued by the home page which, in addition to introducing visitors to their free services, gives statistics for visual impairment worldwide and why the web site is so important.

I was very happy to find these sites and many more. Go here for a list of some more sites that might keep you reading.

The only drawback to YouTube? Its limited useability. Upload, watch, link or embed — those are the only four choices for YouTube videos. Or are they? I have scrambled and scrambled all through the web looking for some cool applications and tools that can maximize my YouTube experience and I’ve found a few excellent ones that I’d love to share with you.

Video Downloader is my favorite YouTube tool because it integrates right into my Mozilla Firefox web browser. Video Downloader allows you to download videos onto your computer so you can do whatever you want with them, whether it’s watching them on your own time without having to go to YouTube and search for them again, or extracting audio for various other uses, whatever your need is, Video Downloader helps you get it all done. The Firefox extension gives you immediate access to it by providing icons to add to your browser and its user-friendly interface makes it a breeze to use.

Have you ever seen a video on YouTube and wished that you could watch it at any time, from any device? You don’t have to wish anymore; this application, TubeSock, makes it possible for you to do so. TubeSock allows you to rip videos from YouTube and format them so that you can play them on your iPod, or your PSP, or your Mac. There are some particularly awesome things about this application that I love. For one, it’s supported on both Mac OS and Windows XP. It can also download videos from other video sites, not just YouTube. My favorite thing about TubeSock though is that if you’re like me and you only have an audio-only portable device, TubeSock will rip the audio for you and convert it to an audio file. Very cool application, indeed. And so easy to use!

Splicd is a neat little website that is pretty self-explanatory. For those of you that are easily annoyed by extremely long YouTube videos that only have a snippet of useful information that you want to share with friends and family, Splicd gives you the opportunity to take that little snippet and create a link for that specific spot on the video, so you can send friends that link instead of having them agonize over an extremely long video clip. When you go to the Splicd website, you paste the link to the video in question, then you plug in the start time and the end time of the clip you want to extract from the video. When you hit the submit button, it gives you a Splicd link to share. It also shows the video that you’re sending so you can make sure it’s the right clip. It’s pretty easy to use, very fast and very convenient, I have found, especially for educational videos.

What kind of cyberworld would it be if we couldn’t have a WordPress plugin to help us improve our blogs? TubePress comes to the rescue with a plugin that creates beautiful and crisp video galleries for your WordPress blog. It is simple to use and integrates nicely with WordPress. I really love it because video can add so much variety to a blog, and TubePress makes it so easy to achieve that. I love anything that can enhance my WordPress experience; WP is one of the most user-friendly blog hosting sites on the Internet, and plugins like this make it so much more fun to use! No longer do I have to go through posting videos on my blog the old way. TubePress makes it easy and fun to add videos to my site.

Using these and many other applications, widgets and plugins will enhance your YouTube experience in spades and help you make the most out of the most popular video site on the planet.

Icons are more than just cute drawings, though. They’re extremely important in web design, so much so that many times it is the quality of your icons that can make the difference between dull and interesting. Here, I’ve listed a couple of my favorite free icon sets and some places where you can find many more.

These are just two of the many styles included in the RSS Icons Campaign designed by Design Freak. Their RSS feed icons are ideal for those of you who are looking for a cool-looking, very different take on the boring little feed box that sits on the corners of the websites that we are used to visiting. These little guys can make your design look fresh and modern, with a hint of wit and tons of charm. I am in love with these icons!

This sharp, dynamic YouTube icon is part of an incredibly stylish and sleek group of icons created by Lucas (pho3nix) in Poland. As part of this impressive collection, you will find gorgeous, clean versions of icons for some of your favorite online sites such as Wikipedia and Facebook, making this the perfect set for yourweb page. This set is especially useful if you have pretty good traffic going to some of these sites through your own page. It’s the perfect set for the social media hounds, as well as those who want crisp design and simplicity but don’t want to compromise style. Definitely one of my favorites.

Now, here’s  a pretty cool one. Courtesy of the folks at Icon Lab, the “Build Your Own Box” icon set allows you to place whatever items you want inside the boxes, essentially creating your icons in whichever ways you’d like. What I love about this is that it’s gives you, the designer, the creative flexibility to decide what to include in your own icon set. You should be warned, however, that this particular set, however cool it is, is not for the novice user. It requires graphic imaging software so that you can make your icons. When you click on the Icon Lab link above, you’ll be able to download everything you need to enjoy this versatile set, including a how-to video and some friendly instructions.

You can find links and reviews of many other awesome –and free– icon sets here and here. You’ll be guaranteed hours of icon searching fun.

YouSendIt – Those familiar with sending large files may have heard of this free file sending company. Send up to 100MB files at a time without even registering. You upload the file; they get an email with a link and click to download it. It stays there for seven days. There is a premium service for those who need to send up to 2GB and need more bandwith.

MegaUpload – Send up to 500MB of files. Storage at this site is one of the largest. No need to register and premium service to rid it of ads and speed download time.

zUpload – Easy does it with this file sending site that allows you to send 500MB at a time. Each file has a unique URL and stays online for thirty days. No premium service available it is strictly advertiser supported.

DropSend – Send files up to 1GB with a $5 a month premium account or 250MB at a time for free accounts. Only 5 sends per month with the free service and no account registering necessary. Their desktop client is available in Mac and Windows operating systems.

MailBigFile – This way to send huge files is very similar to YouSendIt. No registering and 100MB file sending limit. There is a Pro account available to send up to 2GB at a time. The limit of downloads per month is 25 so the unlimited bandwith advertised is capped by that.

LeapFILE – This file sending service targets business and enterprise users. The customized branding and security of this company makes its Enterprise Exchange an asset to companies. Private labeled file exchange and a Basic Exchange are available to users for a fee.

Box.net – If you are seeking out ways to send huge files on the internet Box.net is a simple but powerful way to online sending and storage. Whether you are on your home computer, laptop or mobile phone you can take care of your Box.net files. After you upload files onto your storage through the 256-bit secure encryption you can work with them. Send anything from large documents, digital photos, zip files, videos, music to friends, family or business contacts. It is easy to access files on the internet that you use for your mobile telephone with 5GB of storage.

In today’s busy world that is linked online 24/7 make sure you have all the sending power you need to stay in touch with business contacts and those you hold dearest to you heart.

YouTube – If you have not heard of YouTube by now, you must live in a cave. Internet’s number one TV viewing site is packed full of everything you can find and things you might wish you had not found.

Joost – From the authors of Skype comes Joost. It comes with P2P system to deliver content. It has quality video and great content.

Babelgum – This site is similar to Joost with the P2P-based content. It is ad supported content. There is a cap on the daily downloads. There is a variety of interest covered to suit many interests.

Zattoo – This P2P based TV online has over fifty channels you can download from. It is focused on European based viewers.

Veoh – This site encourages you to download and watch the movies from your desktop. In fact, if it is over 45 minutes, they insist.

NGTV – Better known as No Good TV, NGTV is not a g-rated site. It has music, entertainment, bad language and long intros before you get to the good stuff for every episode. Turn this one off for the children.

Getmiro – This site can play any video file made. It has more HD than most any site and thousands of channels to sift through. You can save your YouTube videos here as well.

Dailymotion – One of the biggest video sharing sites around, Dailymotion is as old as YouTube, and nearly as successful. Unlike YouTube, it’s still not sued by every media powerhouse under the sun, so you can still find a lot of good stuff there. For a list of TV series available at Dailymotion, check out this site.

Google Video – Most people know that Google bought out YouTube. However, their videos are still a very large part of the internet. Watch it while you can before they decide to phase it out.

BlinkX – This search engine for video and audio, indexes over 12 million hours of videos. This is a great place to find most any video you are looking for on the net.

ChannelChooser – There is little to annoy viewers at this video portal that has a very large selection of television channels.

Freetube – There are no downloads or subscriptions only categories of shows.

GubaGuba – Video sharing and rental come together at this site packed full of video.

WWITV
Sorted by country get television streamed to your PC.

Blip.TV – Users have created shows. Now they are available here as another way to watch TV online free. There is always something unique.

Get Paid To Write

Smorty – If you have an opinion about products, services and websites Smorty pays you weekly for simply writing your honest opinion in a blog. Select areas that interest you the most. They allow you to have more than one blog to make more money while you are online.

PayPerPost – Now you can blog your way into a PayPerPost advertising position. Once they approve your blog, you are paid.

Blogsvertise’s Advertisers – Get paid to mention and talk about other people’s products and services in blogs and journals. Payments come via PayPal per task.

Advertising Programs

Google Adsense – Earn money from ads people click on that are relevant to your website. These ads adjust to the content in your webpage.

Text-Link-Ads – Sell basic ads with relevant text on your website. Keep control over whom you approve and allow advertising space. Get paid according to how much traffic your site brings each day.

BlogAds – Find someone in the network that will sponsor you and join the others that are making anywhere from $50 to $5000 per month by blogging.

Affiliate Networks and Programs

Amazon Associates – Link to Amazon products or services and get content for your site and visitors get 10% in referral fees for doing so.

ClickBank – This is one of the largest digital market places on the world wide web. They have much to offer for those buying, selling or promoting digital products.

Commission Junction – If you want to maximize revenue opportunities with top-tier advertisers you can get paid for every sale lead you generate them. Qualifying publishers take the program to another level with exclusive solutions for top-performers.

Paid Social Media Programs

Dada.net – Refer friends, help get traffic and get paid by this social site. They offer revenue sharing as a great way to earn online.

Jyve – Another one of the resources to make money online is Jyve an online knowledge exchange. Share experiences, expertise, meet others and market products. Get paid for your answers, advice and peer support to others that need your help.

Cruxy – Sell any type of media through a digital download through Cruxy and make money. They keep 10% + .15 cents per transaction but the rest is yours. Filmmakers, musicians and artists of any type benefit from the profit earning potentials of this site. All of your fans can use PayPal, Google, Checkout or any major credit card to buy your works today. With resources to make money online like this, there is almost no reason to leave home.