I've been a regular reader of PC Magazine since its inception -- back before there were color displays and hard drives. When the Web finally arrived, PC Magazine started compiling what it considered the 100 best Web sites every year. It is something I often consult when I'm trying to find a good place to begin exploring a category. Warning: once you start browsing around these sites, you can spend a lot of time, especially in the "undiscovered" territory. Anyone for bad tattoo art?
After you spend a few hours browsing the best Web sites, you can go waste the rest of your day trying out what PC Magazine considers the best free software of 2009. From music to finance to graphics, most of what you need can be found on the Web for free. If you are spending money, you aren't doing it right.
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