Change the Way You Share Files with Shazzle

File Sharing. The phrase is specially formatted in our mind's eye. The default setting's italics. We internally italicize. We jump to words like kids and MP3s and intellectual property in our heads. Italics are strewn all over the mental pages; we've been taught the whole thing's just a little unseemly, somehow.

But you have stuff. Electronic stuff. You have all of this electronic content, that you own, that you need to get places. Other people, too: they have all kinds of fun or useful or interesting or crucial stuff that needs to be moved or shared or distributed. You and they and pretty much everyone, seems like, possess this enormous mass of stuff, and it needs to be portable, and it really isn't. And you're left here, frustrated, thinking in a whole other brand of italics.

Right. Fine. So you need to move and store files. You're not planning to infringe on any copyrights or steal anything that's not yours. You need storage and you need a mechanism for getting things to people you know, maybe people you work with. You'd probably like the service to be free. Speed and efficiency, also, are most likely concerns. Fast and working are generally descriptions people assign to products they find to be of use. Oh, yeah: and simple. Ease-of-manipulation, painless implementation: these are things you like in your technological solutions.

So what now?

Shazzle offers a free means of moving files around. You create an account. Hundred percent free. Then you can create a community and determine the means of access. Make it private and invite only or private and password accessible. Now only you can get in; you and anyone you grant access to. You can use the space as storage; remote access to your computer. Find the files from anywhere. Grant select coworkers access. Let your family in. Shoot your friends an invite or supply them with the password. Now you have this community, this free digital storage space where you and whoever can throw all that stuff.

This is the thing: Shazzle is more than social networking and instant messaging. This isn't just college kids throwing their favorite music into a big pile of MP3s. Shazzle is a business and a personal solution. The free software enables users to access and share an unlimited number of files for an unmatchably low price (free). The user-friendly interface is laughably simple to use.

Simple and free and full-featured and a solution to problems. That's Shazzle file sharing (no italics this time).