Godtube has turned a new leaf changing everything from the intuitive new user-friendly design, to the sleek, eye-catching aesthetic; even the name is different- Tangle, remniscent of the John 15 and the reference to the “tangled vines.”

A conversation with Lauren Brock, Media Coordinator for Tangle.com, revealed a similar passion for quality that Deidox aspires to and Tangle is moving toward:

“We don’t want to be just a second-rate ‘Christian version’ of something that already exists … We don’t want to drive people away from YouTube or Facebook or anything like that, those things are great!”

But ultimately Tangle, like other social networks, seeks to provide a place where content can be shared by people with similar interests.

Today, the weekly Tangle Newsletter went out! And featured in it was “Deidox | Lindsay.” Click on the screenshot belowto read the whole newsletter:

February has had a busy begining for the Chronicle Project Team. Tesfaye was accepted to another film festival last week, making Canada the fourth country the film will be screened in this year! If you haven’t seen the film yet, visit Eden Reforestation Projects and view the “video” section or click here to watch it in the “client” section of the CP site.

The Union Rescue Mission’s winter shelter also provided us with the story of John, a beneficiary and volunteer of the winter shelter in Burbank:

After months of prayer and preparation we can finally announce the launch of Deidox.com!

Check out the new site, the new trailers, and the new films featuring a Pay-What-You-Want option.

This month the stories of Lindsay and Robert are available:

Deidox | Lindsay – “the story of a Southern girl who came to New York to glean her own experience from an adventure in the city. She stayed in New York to teach and love unconditionally the students of the Bronx who won her heart.”

Deidox | Robert – “the story of a former Emergency Room doctor who opened a clinic at the expense of a substantial salary in order to serve the uninsured of his small town. But the struggle to maintain inexpensive medical care for the marginalized and ignored of his small town comes at an unexpected price.”