Filed under: World wide web, Web services, Social Software, web 2.0

Like to share your pics on Flickr, your videos on YouTube, and your music on whatever the audio equivalent is, but tired of uploading files manually? iGliss is a media sharing site that lets you upload pics, videos, and music. You can load your media the old fashioned way by uploading and tagging your files one by one. Or you can use the handy little iGliss PC client that can monitor any folders on your Personal computer for new media files and upload them to your account automatically.

One your files are on the internet, other users can browse your iGliss folders, or you can use the sharing tools to embed your files on any web page. Users get up to 100MB of on the internet storage space for free. There’s no such thing as a premium account yet, but the iGliss FAQ states that the company could decide to begin charging for additional storage in thefuture.

[via Mashable]

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