media search engine

Have you ever wanted to share terabytes of data in public, or just a few gigabytes with a select group of friends?

With Diglo you can, totally free. The site is a mashup between a social network, a file-hosting site and a media search engine, allowing its users to share, search and download files all in one place.

Have you ever wanted to share terabytes of data in public, or just a few gigabytes with a select group of friends?

With Diglo you can, totally free. The site is a mashup between a social network, a file-hosting site and a media search engine, allowing its users to share, search and download files all in one place.

Diglo is a relatively new service that can be best described as an unlimited hard drive for communities.

In 2008, under the umbrella of the local RIAA, Warner Music, Universal Music, EMI and Sony filed a lawsuit against Pablo’s company, MP2P Technologies.

The labels argued that they lost a substantial amount of revenue because of the software he created, and are demanding a massive 13 million euros ($17.5m) from the Spaniard.

The case is still ongoing, but Pablo is undeterred and has launched a new file-sharing related project this week.

It’s a brand new week, which means it’s time for Mashable’s guide to upcoming social media and web e

Twitter is fast becoming one of the most important ways to share information quickly, easily, and instantly over the web.