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- MiMedia abstract "MiMedia is a cloud-based online backup service. It was launched in 2010 by technology startup company MiMedia, LLC, based in Port Chester, New York. MiMedia is similar to a number of other backup services, such as AltDrive, Carbonite, Dropbox, and Mozy. Chris Giordano is its CEO.As well as traditional file uploads, MiMedia allows users to back up files using physical media via a \"Shuttle Drive\"; a portable hard drive that is mailed to users as part of the subscription cost. It enables consumers to access all of their personal content on any device at any time. Once returned the files are then transferred to MiMedia's servers directly, avoiding potential bottlenecks arising from typically low upload speeds on broadband connections. Files can then be accessed, and streamed with no downloads needed, from any internet-enabled device.In 2011, MiMedia announced partnerships with BlueTunes and DiJiFi that allow customers from both sites to back up their respective music files and digital photographs to a MiMedia account. In May, MiMedia unveiled a new pricing plan, by which users can get up to 7GB of storage space for freeIn August 2015, Micromax Informatics invested in MiMedia.In January 2016, MiMedia announced that it has raised a $15 million Series C round from a number of global family offices.".
- MiMedia genre Remote_backup_service.
- MiMedia status "Active".
- MiMedia wikiPageExternalLink www.mimedia.com.
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- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Carbonite_(online_backup).
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Category:Cloud_storage.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Category:Online_backup_services.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Chris_Giordano.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Cloud_storage.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Dropbox_(service).
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Hard_disk_drive.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Micromax_Informatics.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Mozy.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Port_Chester,_New_York.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Remote_backup_service.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Startup_company.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLink Upload.
- MiMedia wikiPageWikiLinkText "MiMedia".
- MiMedia developer "MiMedia, LLC.".
- MiMedia genre Remote_backup_service.
- MiMedia name "MiMedia".
- MiMedia status "Active".
- MiMedia website www.mimedia.com.
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- MiMedia wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- MiMedia subject Category:Cloud_storage.
- MiMedia subject Category:Online_backup_services.
- MiMedia hypernym Service.
- MiMedia type Organisation.
- MiMedia type Software.
- MiMedia type Work.
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- MiMedia comment "MiMedia is a cloud-based online backup service. It was launched in 2010 by technology startup company MiMedia, LLC, based in Port Chester, New York. MiMedia is similar to a number of other backup services, such as AltDrive, Carbonite, Dropbox, and Mozy. Chris Giordano is its CEO.As well as traditional file uploads, MiMedia allows users to back up files using physical media via a \"Shuttle Drive\"; a portable hard drive that is mailed to users as part of the subscription cost.".
- MiMedia label "MiMedia".
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- MiMedia wasDerivedFrom MiMedia?oldid=707352501.
- MiMedia homepage www.mimedia.com.
- MiMedia isPrimaryTopicOf MiMedia.
- MiMedia name "MiMedia".