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List of Sites offering Free ebooks, Music, Films and Softwar

Posted: Mon 02 Oct 2017 12:16 am
by RAZR63
Free Books

Project Gutenberg - Began in 1971 by Michael Hart as a community project to make plain text versions of books available freely to all. All Classic ebooks.
gutenberg.org/

Freebook Sifter - Choose a site e.g Amazon and a list of free books by category can be viewed
freebooksifter.com/

DailyFreeBooks - List of free kindle ebooks which are promoted free of charge by the author or publisher for that day.
uk.dailyfreebooks.com/

ereaderiq - View free or cheap ebooks or ebooks recently dropped in price. Search is customisable and you can even set up email alerts!
uk.ereaderiq.com/

OnlineTechBooks - Huge listing of technical ebooks for dummies.
onlinetechbooks.com/ebo…es/

Nobooko - ebooks for Nook and Kobo ereaders
nobooko.com/fre…ks/

FreeReadFeed - Another source of free ebooks with a customisable search
uk.freereadfeed.com/

Complete list of free Kindle books with a four star or greater rating direct from Amazon UK
amazon.co.uk/s/r…031

Librivox.org for audio books.

ebooks.thefifthimperium.com/

baencd.freedoors.org/Iso/

iFixit - A wiki-based site that teaches people how to fix almost anything
ifixit.com/Guide


Free Software

Free PC, Android and iOS Software every day
giveawayoftheday.com/

Giveaway Radar - Compilation of various sites that are currently giving away free software
giveawayradar.weebly.com/

Free films

Black and White Movies - big selection of free B&W Films
bnwmovies.com/

Free Music

NoiseTrade
noisetrade.com/

Stereogum
stereogum.com/music/

8tracks - Listen for free to millions of playlists
8tracks.com/
Free Music Archive
freemusicarchive.org/

Programming
github.com/ebo

General

Repair manuals/guides for just about anything
ifixit.com/Guide

Internet Archive - Non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more
archive.org/

Re: List of Sites offering Free ebooks, Music, Films and Sof

Posted: Mon 02 Oct 2017 6:13 am
by Keithcaley
Thank you very much - that's a very useful list!

I do have a 'trawl through the internet' when looking for stuff, but that list will be my first port of call in future...