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Burnadisc circa 2002

How to Get Big Files via Dial-up? Get it on CD via US Mail Burnadisc-2002-Get it On Disc Service [http://vimeo.com/119489993] from Mark Smith [http://vimeo.com/boomgrip] on Vimeo [https://vimeo.com].

filehosting-2003

File Hosting circa 2003

File Hosting $1 per GB

Xtreak File Hosting in a Box 2008

Xtreak at Stanford Bookstore [http://vimeo.com/118754965] from Mark Smith [http://vimeo.com/boomgrip] on Vimeo [https://vimeo.com].

MoveDigital File Hosting Promo 2006

This promo played on a landing page which was accessible via Google Adwords. The video helped improve conversion by 30%. MoveDigital Ad [http://vimeo.com/117431309] from Mark Smith [http://vimeo.com/boomgrip] on Vimeo [https://vimeo.com].

Xtreak UX Video 2008

This video shows how Xtreak file hosting works. Xtreak File Hosting UX [http://vimeo.com/117429424] from Mark Smith [http://vimeo.com/boomgrip] on Vimeo [https://vimeo.com].

Xtreak UX 2007

Select Account Page (Light) Select Account Page (Dark) Xtreak Uploader

The MoveDigital OSX Uploader UX 2006

The MoveDigital Uploader was meant to be the easiest way to make high performance download links without having to have a web hosting account or any technical skills. OSX Uploader [http://vimeo.com/103573220] from Mark Smith [http://vimeo.com/boomgrip] on Vimeo [https://vimeo.com].

The MoveDigital Look 2006

We were happy to be a 6 person bootstrap Our Features Our Pricing Plans Independent Content Producers Loved Us Corporate Managers Loved Us Creative Professionals Loved Us The MoveDigital Newsletter

File Hosting Circa 2002

Check out the Price! $0.25 per gigabyte

UX Elements 1999

The Data Model The Infrastructure Diagram with Flows The Project Timeline The Constraints Must Have, Hope to Have & Wishlist The Business Model The Wireframes The Mock Ups

Files are life's work.

The cloud can only ever be a small subset of the files in your life. My current work machines have eight terabytes of storage and the storage is mostly used. I am only comfortable when I have ready access to all of my life's files. I keep identical copies on

Getting Started

Hello 2014 // Signal is loud and clear.

What is a file? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_file And where do they live? Today files live on flash drives, smartphones, tablets, compact flash, SD cards, hard drives, solid state drives, optical discs, tape. And now they stay in reach via the cloud. How long do they last?