The Top 100 Undiscovered Websites
Every year we get compilations from various technology resources that talk about all the cool, undiscovered stuff that is floating around the World Wide Web.
The Internet is filled with wonderful resources that live in relative seclusion until someone makes the information known, so we are doing our part!
This week we take a look at the list just compiled by the folks at PCMag.com to see how many of them we think you should know about.
Listen-in as the Data Doctors spotlight their favorites and talk about sites that might not have made PCMag's list, but make ours!
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Original Air Dates: Aug 21, 2010 / Aug 22, 2010
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- The PCMag.com Top 100 Undiscovered Websites
- » ***Some Of OUR favorites***
- Hard to Find 800 Numbers
- Extra Tasty - The Social Network for consumers of Adult Beverages
- Top Secret Recipes
- The World's Healthiest Foods
- Find new things to do at Going.com
- The Ultimate Cat Lovers site (Dog lovers need not click!)
- The Ultimate site for Skeptics!
- One Search, All Jobs - Indeed.com
- Aimee Street - A new way to buy music
- Get concert info based on your iTunes library
- Free Audio Books at LibriVox.org
- Help invent new words at Verbotomy.com
- Get more deals from the Bargainist
- Get airfare refunds with Yapta
- Free DLL download library
- Get old versions of software at OldVersion.com
- Get an analysis of your website or blog
- Get the scoop on mobile at Phone Scoop
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