Wattpad

Wattpad Story Sharing Community is like the text version of YouTube with a Digg style system that uses tags, categories and voting to determine the popularity of stories. All the stories are contributed by Wattpad users. Joining the community is free. Anybody can signup and upload whatever he or she wants to share - a short fiction, an essay or a joke, and then read it on mobile phone using Wattpad Reader or send it to friends via SMS. Wattpad Reader is a small ad-supported Java ME application which let users download and read stories available in the Wattpad community. To download Wattpad Reader, go to m.wattpad.com on your mobile phone's browser and follow the link to download. Wattpad Reader works with most mobile phones from major manufacturers such as Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, LG, Sharp, Sanyo, Panasonic, BlackBerry and many more.

WattPad

Wattpad Story Sharing Community is like the text version of YouTube with a Digg style system that uses tags, categories and voting to determine the popularity of stories. All the stories are contributed by Wattpad users. Joining the community is free. Anybody can signup and upload whatever he or she wants to share - a short fiction, an essay or a joke, and then read it on mobile phone using Wattpad Reader or send it to friends via SMS. Wattpad Reader is a small ad-supported Java ME application which let users download and read stories available in the Wattpad community. To download Wattpad Reader, go to m.wattpad.com on your mobile phone's browser and follow the link to download. Wattpad Reader works with most mobile phones from major manufacturers such as Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, LG, Sharp, Sanyo, Panasonic, BlackBerry and many more.

MyBoo

With MyBooo, you have the possibility to store and centralize your data. MyBooo also allows you to share and exchange data with the MyBooo community. Not only that, MyBooo lets you view your multimedia images, sound and video. In addition, you have the possibility to access your own RSS feeds This is available to you easily. http://mybooo.com

DropSend

DropSend is an online service that enables users send large files over the internet and also store their important files and information online. It’s a zero-installation service with the files sizes up to 1 GB permitted. It is ideal for sending jpegs, pdfs, MP3s and other large media files. The files stored online can be shared with others. Besides the various paid plans, there is a free plan available and it's free forever. All you need is a modern web browser (Safari, Internet Explorer 5.5+ or Firefox). DropSend is hosted on our fast, dedicated web servers, you don't have to install a thing! The files are stored on state-of-the-art servers, protected by advanced firewalls and housed in a SAS70 Type 2-certified data center.

FlyPicture

flypicture.com A temporary hosting solution. Allows you to host private files to share with only those you want to. 100% free with unlimited file space. flypicture allows you to hotlink your files and embed images into your own pages.

Diino

Diino mission is to provide a single site solution for businesses and individuals to securely access, share and store their digital files anywhere they are, any time they choose. http://www.diino.com

ZShare

Free Image,Video, Audio, Flash and Flie Hosting http://www.zshare.net

ileDen

With File Den's free file hosting service it's easy to share files across the internet with friends, family, work associates or anyone else. FileDEN allows their users to direct link to their files also giving you the opportunity to also embed your files into your webpages, myspace or other social networking profiles http://www.fileden.com F

GrooveShark

http://www.grooveshark.com Grooveshark is an online service that rewards you for sharing, reviewing, and discovering new music.- Get rewarded for sharing your songs and music, Keep all of your current songs and import your own playlists, Discover music and receive personalized recommendations, Sync your library with any player from iPods to iRivers

CellBlock

Cellblock is a mobile 2.0 web-service that lets you instantly publish photos and videos from your cell phone or computer with an embeddable slideshow widget. The service is free and there is no software to install. You simply email photos or videos to your Cellblock’s email address or drag-and-drop content directly from your desktop and the content immediately shows up wherever the Cellblock is playing – on Cellblock.com, your Web page or blog, in an email attachment or on your desktop.

Quickeo

Quickeo is an application for people who want to share their private digital photos, videos, music and other files with their friends, family and community – not the whole world. It simplifies the transfer of private multi-media files for both the sender (no uploading to a server necessary) and the receiver (no downloading necessary).

Wikis

just another sharing services

KeepVid

Keepvid uses the phrase “want it, keep it”. And that’s what you can do. All you need to do is paste the URL of the video, clip or movie from a vast range of video sites and have it on your local machine for viewing when ever you want. They have a large list of sites you can get the videos from ranging from Google, YouTube, Break.com to vSocial and Vimeo. The procedure is pretty simple and in case you download an FLV file, you need an FLV player. It also has a nifty bookmarklet which can be used to download videos with a single click via the bookmarks toolbar. You can also get a free FLV player from Martin Devisser’s site.

Zoopy

Why Zoopy? Remember going up Table Mountain for the first time? Or having an ultrasound – and discovering twins? Or watching a comet fall through the sky that won’t be seen again for another 100 years? Wasn’t your first instinct to share it with someone? Like love, global warming and dropping your buttered toast face down (every time), sharing is a law of human nature. Having someone else’s reaction as part of the experience turns plain old events into hilarious, interactive and meaningful memories that last a lifetime. We wanted to make sharing easier than dragging out dusty old photo albums. Or not taping over your wedding video so you could play it every anniversary. And we wanted it to be more fun than just showing holiday snaps or pictures of petunias in your front garden (though there’s nothing wrong with either of these) to separate batches of friends at a time. So what is Zoopy, exactly? To the world at large, we’re South Africa’s first video and photo sharing social network. And flipping proud of it too! To you, we’re the easiest way to connect and share videos and photos with friends, family, colleagues and (some very nice) complete strangers. The process is unbelievably simple. 1. Take a picture or shoot a video No professional equipment required – if all you have is your mobile phone, that’s all you need! If you don’t have a camera phone or digital camera, just scan in your printed photos. 2. Upload your photo or video to your Zoopy profile Write a description, choose a channel to publish to and watch your masterpiece come to life in minutes. 3. Share it with someone Once your stuff is live, you’ll soon have eyes from around the country (and the world) clicking through to see your latest photo and video creations. And for those special uploads, you’ll always be able to invite other Zoopy members, friends and loved ones to take a look. It doesn’t end there. We have loads of new features on the way and regular online contests. Like: Enter your videos in our Claim to Fame competition and show us what you’ve got! Whether you play the flute with your toes, tell a joke like nobody’s business or fancy yourself the world’s next rock legend, your 15 minutes of fame are just a few clicks away. Enter any video you upload in Claim to Fame and stand a chance to win some snazzy prizes – just for being you. OK, but why ‘Zoopy’? We went through hundreds of names over the course of a few weeks. In the end, after sleeping with rhyming dictionaries, thesauruses and Dr Seuss books under our pillows, we woke up one morning with a vision (and a few stiff necks). It had to be something short, something easy, something fun and something entirely ours. Zoopy was the obvious choice. Who’s behind it all? At Zoopy HQ it’s just the four of us, for now. And a few carefully selected contributors. Our combined backgrounds in the world of online marketing date back to 95 (Beltel, anyone?) and bring Zoopy a solid business foundation, a reliable and secure IT infrastructure, some seriously smart strategies, endless years of online reading / posting / commenting / uploading / downloading, hardcore ROI focus and a good bottle of Tassies when all is said and done on a Friday evening. Oh and just in case it matters, three of us are under 30. Zoopy is privately owned by Full House Technologies, an online and mobile social media company that’s in business to make the world a smaller place that’s far more fun to live in.

AllPeers

AllPeers is a simple, persistent buddy list in the browser. Initially, interaction with those buddies will be limited to discovering and sharing files - If you choose to, you can share any file on your network with one or more of your friends. They will be able to see what files you choose to share (even getting an RSS feed of new files you include), and with a single click download it to their own hard drive. AllPeers will work even when the sharer is offline - AllPeers is a bittorent client, and will allow files to be pulled from multiple sources. When downloading, the file may be grabbed partially or fully from others you have shared it with (or who shared it with you). So a user just clicks on a file, and waits for it to eventually download. Screen shots can be viewed here. With AllPeers, I can share photos and home movies with my parents, songs (and anything else) with friends, and also access the files that they choose to share. In the future, AllPeers will also have folders to allow public sharing (probably with restrictions to control copyright violations). I also assume they will build chat and VOIP functionality into the application as well. AllPeers will not be advertising funded. There are hints that the business model may eventually be centered on monetization of paid content, but that will be down the road. For now, they are focused on launching with the basic shared-folder approach. And that is fine with me - I’ll be hooked from the second I can get my hands on it.

Corank

coRank is a site where you can share whatever you find interesting on the web with people who value your opinion, and where you can also find what's interesting for people whose opinion are important to you - your sources - whether they know who you are or not. In coRank, your Front Page is yours only, and likely different than any other, as it is based on how the-people-you-select react to upcoming stories and submitted websites.

Scribd

Scribd lets you publish and discover documents online. It is like a big online library where anyone can upload. We make use of a custom Flash document viewer that lets you display documents right in your Web browser. There are all sorts of other features that make it easy and fun to publish, convert, embed, analyze, and read documents. Part of the idea behind Scribd is that everyone has a lot of documents sitting around on their computers that only they can read. With Scribd we hope to unlock this information by putting it on the web.

SlangRang

Share your stuff, see your friends stuff and join groups with people that like your kind of stuff.

Izimi

izimi is a new good application that allows their users to share any file (type or size), right from their machine to the web in no time! First you have to download izimi application. That will enables you to easily publish any form of electronic content to any other Internet user with just a few mouse clicks and without any technical knowledge.

BoxCloud

BoxCloud is a dead simple way for design and media professionals to share files with clients, vendors and colleagues. It's faster and easier than email and can handle files and folders of any size.