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I thought I would never be hearing this but it’s finally here, a web-based p2p startup known as LittleShoot, founded by one of the creators of LimeWire. P2P would definitely be expanded many folds if this models turns out to be a success great in comparison to traditional downloadable file sharing websites.

You just have to enter a search term, and Walla, a plethora of results that you can download right to your computer, ranging from videos via YouTube, images from Flickr, and yes content from LimeWire itself.

LittleShoot requires you to download a 22Mb plug-in before you can run it. I noticed that the downloads were quite speedy and you can also listen to media files via the integrated media player.

People flocked to put their videos and photos on sites like YouTube and Facebook, and those sites now control an astonishing percentage of our digital content. Corporate ads are slapped on personal videos. Privately shared content is taken down due to bogus copyright claims. Sharing has become synonymous with forsaking one’s right to manage one’s own content, the company says.

What do you think, will the new emergence of LittleShoot, bring about a revolutionary change in P2P?

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