A company called Streamload is offering consumers a free 10 gigabyte online storage locker for multimedia files, potentially raising the stakes for larger companies such as Yahoo and America Online.
Streamload typically provides online storage space for a price, making it one of the few companies to survive in that business through the dot-com shakeout. However, it is increasingly competing with larger companies that offer online homes for digital photographs, and even the huge archive space provided by Google's Gmail service.
There is a small remark though: you can only download 100MB a month and can only upload files of 100MB a time. But users who pay $10 a month will get more loose restrictions.
More info at Cnet
Company offers 10GB storage for free
Posted on Saturday, January 15 2005 @ 21:05 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck