TechnoBuffalo features original tech content, a social network, and tools to build and monetize your own tech blog. Concerning with original tech content, with this new platform you will get Professional and original tech content written by staffed professional writers.
People can create their own blogs through TechnoBuffalo, as well as making use of a messaging client in order to communicate.

TechnoBuffalo is built on a customized version of WordPress Multi-User. Users of TechnoBuffalo have the option to create their own blog with a custom URL (TechnoBuffalo.com/username) complete with full WordPress content management. Moreover, they can add writers, and customize the layout of their tech blogs. Amazingly, users have the option to manage their own advertising, or have TechnoBuffalo supply advertising on the site.It was started earlier this year by two journalists; Jon Rettinger and Brandon Miniman. While, BuffaloNet allows users to talk, make friends, groups, and send messages within the tech space.

A full library of training videos is avalaible that teach how to effectively run a tech blog. It makes you easy to find items to review, how to act confident in front of a camera, and more. For the nice video, TechnoBuffalo will feature the content on the home page.

The new torrent search engine TaffyBox offers a newbie-proof download service. It provides a browser based Java applet that runs in your browser and downloads files for you.

Perfect for people who find the usual BitTorrent clients too complicated to use.
No need to download a client like Halite and setting it up. You simply key in you search term, and if a legal torrent is available you will be capable of procuring it without batting an eyelid.

With TaffyBox, you can search for the name of the show, song or whatever that you’re looking for, and click a button to start downloading immediately. TaffyBox just ties search and download together, and the search results seem to come from BTJunkie who also host the tracker
BTjunkie cut it off since it was stealing resources without permission. The idea is not entirely new, as Vertor and a couple of other sites also offer a direct download using Bitlet’s Java applet.

Livestream formerly known as Mogulus is a streaming Internet television platform for digital broadcasters. One of the good things about this site is the fact that it gives you the chance to create and produce your own broadcasts in a short period of time. Now, with Livestream on your side, the production team can be in locations scattered around the world, and still work together as if they were in the same room. It also allows you to create broadcasts that look very professional without loosing control over the content.

You can do it with your own style and manage your content, by uploading your videos, importing your 3Ds, etc. Livestream has Animated Television Graphics that makes your channel look like a major network broadcast using their graphics library. It gives you a wealth of broadcast graphics including ticker, bumper, lower third name, and logo bug. The goodies, you can customize these graphics using your own logos and colors. Moreover, Livestream features multiuser application with: Multiple Producers, Multiple Locations, One Channel The Livestream studio.

It offers a free, ad-supported service in addition to a pay-per-use “pro” service for media professionals. Livestream has been used to stream content by Gannett Newspapers and by the World Economic Forum, and some local TV affiliates, usually for local news and storm watch.