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MediaFire

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Every month, more than 150 million people use MediaFire.

MediaFire is a cloud storage service that helps people store, organize, and share data via the Internet. MediaFire offers free, secure, and unlimited cloud storage so users can store and share data with their customers, colleagues, friends, and family. MediaFire’s Professional and Business plans offer users additional functionality, like company branding tools, analytics, and multi-seat employee accounts.

MediaFire was founded in August 2006 by a group of website enthusiasts and entrepreneurs who were frustrated by the troublesome process of sharing large files over e-mail and FTP. They created MediaFire to provide the world with the simplest file hosting service for sharing files and images over the internet and launched the first version in October of 2006.

MediaFire is now one of the fastest growing sites on the web with greater than 100% yearly growth and is still the only file sharing site to offer unlimited downloads, unlimited uploads, unlimited storage, download resuming, zero wait times, and more, all for free.

Recent Milestones

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  MediaFire — Beta release of MediaFire’s first software application – MediaFire Express. This Windows, Mac, and Linux compatible application makes it easier than ever to upload files from your computer to your MediaFire account. (2/16/12)
  Posted 4/4/12 at 11:38am via mediafire.com

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Screenshots

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Above: Home Page
Uploaded: 4/5/12

Sources

MediaFire Express Beta (and REST API) (blog.mediafire.com) [edit]