We want your MP3s. That seems to be the message being sent by a growing number of companies vying for those ever-elusive user eyeballs. In the last few days, at least two companies have announced the addition of new services that offer users free space to share and store computer files online. Briefcase, encourages users to upload as much as 30MB of files, but song files cannot be more than 3MB a piece.
Users can control the amount of access they want people to have to the files they post.
Giving our users the ability to share photos and other files online enables them to communicate more effectively with friends, family and co-workers via the Web. Yesterday, MyMP3Storage began dolling out 50MB of free space. According to representatives, the company picked up 502 subscribers on its first day up. Or they can use the service to keep their files private and away from others who use their computer. Upload your thoughts on our message board .