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URL Bundling service:

FatURL is a URL bundling service, and it's very good. You can add in up to 36 URLs and the resource will create a page for you, with a table of contents and you can click on each link in order to see the framed page. You also get a control panel and some analytics as well. If you want to try it out, click on http://faturl.com/philbradley
Yes, you can choose your own URL and avatar as well.This is a nifty little tool if you have a lot of links to share for a presentation for example. I think it's far superior to the Bitly bundling for example, and I also think that it's a better option than Krunchd and is almost as good as Jogtheweb.

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Jawoco URL Shortener

via jawoco.com
It's a URL shortener. That's what it does, nothing more and nothing less. Nothing to see here.

Retweet - Shorten your URL

It's a straightforward resource. Whack in a URL to Retweet and it'll shorten it for you, so that you can retweet it easily. Can't really think of much else to say about it to be honest.

MultiURL

Your one stop resource for link sharing. MultiURL allows you to combine multiple links into one short link that you can quickly and easily share with your friends, colleagues, on your blog or any other website. It makes the process of sharing multiple links at once so much easier, quicker and safer.

Why would you want to use it? If you've got lots of links, and little space - in an article, end of a chapter, in a slide for example. Or if you want to send a list of links to someone to get them to check them quickly, without having to cut and paste one after another. You can edit the list and add or delete links to update and amend lists.

If you've got any other suggestions, do add them in the comments!

URL X-ray

Find out where shortened URLs lead to without clicking. "URL X-ray tries to give the user an idea as to where shortened URLs lead to. We are trying to help you avoid NSFW material."

Crum.bs

Shorten your url's. OK, let's start with http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia_pacific/10463227.stm and shorten it with bit.ly to http://bit.ly/atB0r8 Ignoring the http bit, we have a 13 character URL. Shorten the same link with Crum.bs and we have http://crum.bs/l/av which is 12 characters. So yes, shorter! You can also use a custom extension, such as crum.bs/yourname. You can even password protect your link and limit the amount of clicks to your crum.bs link, though it's not entirely clear to me why you'd want to do that, but still.

Soso - URL shortening with a slight twist

Simple URL Shortener,. There are a huge number of these things and there's very little new or interesting about them now - I'm not sure why people bother with them now. However, now and then a slight twist comes out, and this is one of them. As well as shortening the URL it allows you to password protect or customise the short URL and (this is the new bit) add a message before people get to the actual page. Not entirely sure how you could use that, but if you can, it's there. This is an example of how it works: http://soso.bz/pbslides This should take you to my collection of presentations over a slideshare, with a message before you get there.

bi.gl

Url shortener and more.... Do I need to say any more? No, I thought not.

KnowURL:

Extract URL From Shortened URL. For the paranoid out there. Whack in the shortened URL (most formats supported) and this resource will tell you where it goes. Useful if you want to check what may be a dodgy link. Rather negates the point of shortening but I can see the value of it.

pip.ly

Easy URL shortener. Does the world need another URL shortener? No. Will that stop people creating them? No. This has nothing in particular to recommend it either - no customisation, no stats gathering, nothing. However it's there if you want to use it.