We’re pleased to announce that we have thousands of Babelgum invites to give away here on last100. A quick recap: Babelgum (see our review) is a new peer-to-peer online video service founded by Italian billionaire Silvio Scaglia, which, like Joost, aims to combine the “lean-back experience” of television with the interactivity of the web. Last week we reported that the company was now offering a limited number of invites via its website and through current beta testers. Well scrap that, just visit our special Babelgum sign-up page and give the service a whirl (Windows only).

(Note: don’t leave a comment requesting an invite, just visit the sign-up page.)

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