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Top Ten Most Popular Web Search Articles of 2006

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Free movie downloads, reverse lookup, Zabasearch, free people search...they're all here in the Top Ten Most Popular Web Search Articles of 2006.

1. Free Movie Downloads

What's not to like about free movie downloads? I've highlighted dozens of places on the Web where you can take in a few free movies, videos, documentaries, trailers, and lots more.

More free movie downloads:

2. How to Add Music to MySpace

All of us with MySpace profiles really enjoy making them as purty as possible, and adding music to your MySpace is definitely a part of that.

More about MySpace:

3. Free Premade MySpace Layouts

Good MySpace layouts are hard to find - but I've managed to roundup a few of the best free MySpace layouts on the Web for you.

More MySpace goodies:

4. Free People Search with Zabasearch

Zabasearch is a free people search engine that provides a lot of personal information...which is why it's somewhat controversial.

More about Zabasearch:

5. 10 Ways to Find Multimedia on the Web

The Web has exploded with multimedia of all kinds. I've listed not just 10 Ways to Find Multimedia on the Web, from podcasts to videos; but also Ten MORE Ways to Find Multimedia, from free video hosting to online TV.

More multimedia on the Web:

7. Isohunt, a BitTorrent Search Engine

More of us are using BitTorrent technology than ever before - and Isohunt is one of the best torrent search engines out there today.

More about BitTorrents:

8. Do a Free Public Records Search with Pretrieve

Pretrieve is a free public records search engine that enables the user to find relevant, free public records associated with a person's name, business name, phone number, or address. It's easy to use and turns up a surprisingly good amount of relevant information.

More free people search engines:

10. Free Web Games

Wow, you folks really, REALLY like scavenger hunts and games!! Here's a few more for you:

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