Seems like a lot of web 2.0 application are being copied ( or perhaps I should say “Inspired” ;) ) with few extra features or modifications. Multimedia sharing became very popular from the start of file sharing websites like youtube and rapidshare. With increase in demand and lower server costs the “file sharing” websites have gone way up, multimedia sharing seems to be taking the same pace. Though the style is a bit different, the use of the app remains the same - Sharing. Microsoft’s Windows Movie Maker like web 2.0 application, eyespot did a wonderful start, it provided online video editing with good use of Ajax in the interface apart from sharing. Then comes Grouper which apart from sharing also allows users to use directly connect to each other using P2P technology.

WikiUpload : A simple sharing website which allows upload any files .. documents, videos, images, mp3s, ebooks, shareware upto 5GB. A notable feature is that WikiUpload generates RSS feeds of files based on tags or your account so you can get the most popular files or search based on tags. The website is free for using all the features like tagging / bookmarking and RSS feeds with a 5 GB limit, for an increase you will need to pay a little. The file existance on the server is like rapidshare - 30 days, No use and the file is gone .

FileMobile : is a a but different from Wikiupload. It is a service for storing, sharing and creating media files online. Like WikiUpload the site supports video, photos, audio and documents. There’s a flash uploader, email by phone and the capacity to record video directly into your Filemobile account through the Flash app. The starting free alpha accounts include 250 mb storage and 25mb item upload limits. Though the premium accounts will only be availble from september..