Posts Tagged: bittorrent

Friday Download is dedicated to curating the best download-able objects on the web, courtesy of BitTorrent Bundle Publishers. In this edition of FDL: Connecticut rock-n-roll trio Twin Berlin returns to BitTorrent Bundle with their new album Sleazebrain. Founded in 2009, Twin Berlin quickly rose to the top of the ranks in the Boston rock scene…

My Global Obsession

Jane Davis, BitTorrent’s UX Research and Designer, provides an inside look at the process of understanding our international user base and how this insight impacts our products.

Staff Picks is dedicated to surfacing the best music, film, and art downloads on the Internet; digitally handmade by BitTorrent Publishers. Read on for this week’s finds. In this edition of Staff Picks: a New Orleans quintet selling out clubs and theaters across the US. Earphunk is rooted in the Crescent City, a city responsible for…

BitTorrent’s Jaehee Lee offers insight into the development of BitTorrent’s new chat application, focused on how we are addressing the various needs of privacy. We’ve just released an internal Alpha and wanted to share some of the key learnings from our development process. When our product and engineering teams sat down for our initial brainstorming…

Staff Picks is dedicated to surfacing the best music, film, and art downloads on the Internet; digitally handmade by BitTorrent Publishers. Read on for this week’s finds. As we approach 72 hours until kickoff at World Cup 2014 in Brazil, we revisit Soccer City, a documentary film that follows five African soccer stars on their triumphant…

Friday Download is dedicated to curating the best download-able objects on the web, courtesy of BitTorrent Bundle Publishers. In this edition of FDL: A new album and interview with an artist that XXL calls “a movement ready to blow”. Featuring production from Thomas Barfod and Ludwig Goransson, Floating While Dreaming is the new, acclaimed album…

#ResetTheNet

Exactly one year ago, reports of NSA Surveillance ushered in a public debate on the merits of privacy. For us, privacy is an inherent right – there’s no debate.