YouSendIt in the News

March 12, 2012 - YouSendIt Adds New Collaboration Tool for SharePoint
By Chris Preimesberger, eWeek

YouSendIt, which started out in 2004 as an alternative-to-email cloud service for sending and receiving large files, has graduated to a whole new business level. It is now being used in 98 percent of the Fortune 500 companies because it has morphed into a full-service enterprise service for doing file storage, file transfers, file syncing, digital signing and other content-collaboration services...[more]

March 9, 2012 - YouSendIt Assists Enterprise-Level File Sharing
By Lisa Stephens, Technorati

Going beyond platform restrictions, YouSendIt is traversing typically uncharted boundaries, and delving into deeper affinity between enterprise-level content and application management. Workstream, introduced this week, gives mainstream enterprise cloud tools the ability to offer users less constricted methods of file sharing and management. Users benefit through accessibility, and collaborative share-ability with fewer constraints and faster processes...[more]

March 7, 2012 - YouSendIt Launches Collaboration Tool With SharePoint Tie-Ins
By Angela West, PC Advisor

YouSendIt got its start as a service for people who had to send large files to one another. It's evolved to become a leading business solution for file transfers, online storage, and other content-collaboration services. Its latest entry, Workstream, launched this week as a document-management and file-sharing tool, custom-tailored to the needs of businesses...[more]

March 7, 2012 - YouSendIt Launches Collaboration Tool With SharePoint Tie-Ins
By Angela West, MSN: Tech & Gadgets

Its latest entry, Workstream, launched this week as a document-management and file-sharing tool, custom-tailored to the needs of businesses...[more]

March 7, 2012 - YouSendIt Launches Collaboration Tool With SharePoint Tie-Ins
By Angela West, IT World

Workstream works on Windows and OS X desktops, Android phones and tablets, iPhones, and iPads. It integrates deeply with Microsoft products, including SharePoint, Active Directory, and Outlook. The SharePoint integration is particularly interesting, since it allows users to share content across departments without extranet portal...[more]

March 7, 2012 - The Enterprise File Syncing War Is Heating Up
By James Furbush, ConsumerizeIT

YouSendIt, which has 28 million users and 550,000 of them as paid subscribers, has also been courting the enterprise niche like it was a prom queen. The company differentiates themselves from other companies by integrating their services into existing IT infrastructure and applications...[more]

March 7, 2012 - File Sharing Vendor YouSendIt Launches Workstream
By Alan Lepofsky, Constellation Research

Today, YouSendIt announced a new product line named Workstream by YouSendIt™. Workstream claims to makes it easier for people who use Microsoft Outlook and/or Microsoft SharePoint to share files with people outside of their company...[more]

March 7, 2012 - YouSendIt Launches Collaboration Tool With SharePoint Tie-Ins
By Angela West, ComputerWorld

YouSendIt got its start as a service for people who had to send large files to one another. It's evolved to become a leading business solution for file transfers, online storage, and other content-collaboration services. Its latest entry, Workstream, launched this week as a document-management and file-sharing tool, custom-tailored to the needs of businesses...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Guns for DropBox, Box.net with Workstream
By Mike Barton, Wired: CloudLine

Caleb Garling reports for Wired Enterprise that by integrating with Microsoft's Active Directory, Workstream lets users control who has access to files and who doesn't, encrypt and password-protect data on mobile devices, and remotely remove data from devices. With its SharePoint plug-in and by integrating with Outlook, users can "seamlessly and securely share files externally with partners, customers and vendors straight from SharePoint," YouSendIt said in its press release...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Makes Big Push into Big Businesses
By Caleb Garling, Wired Enterprise

On Tuesday, YouSendIt unveiled Workstream, a tool that gives businesses a means of not only transferring files among employees but sharing them with partners, vendors and customers outside the company. The tool plugs into SharePoint, Microsoft's widely used collaboration platform...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Debuts File-Sharing Service, Workstream
By Krystal Peak, Vator News

The new product YouSendIt is debuting Tuesday is Workstream: a file sharing platform for enterprising businesses that offers deeper integration with Microsoft SharePoint and ups the security when sharing content beyond the firewall and across mobile devices and desktops...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Brings Out New Tools to Keep People Working Together
By Steven Anderson, TMCnet

Workstream allows for easy sharing of folders and files alike via cloud storage, thus allowing not only mobile users to access their necessary content while they're moving, but also allowing other necessary users to access those files on a variety of different platforms, including the variety of iOS devices as well as Android devices and full-on PC systems...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Gives Enterprise New SharePoint Power
By David Carr, TechWeb

YouSendIt Workstream integrates with Active Directory and SharePoint, making it easier to assert enterprise control over file sharing outside the firewall. In December, YouSendIt expanded from its position as a digital courier service for sending files too large to be transmitted by email, adding file storage and synchronization...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Debuts Workstream, A File Sharing Platform for the Enterprise
By Leena Rao, TechCrunch

Cloud collaboration company YouSendIt is debuting a new product today called Workstream. Designed specifically for enterprises, Workstream is a file sharing platform for businesses, and offers deeper integration with Microsoft SharePoint and helps users securely share content beyond the firewall and across mobile devices, desktops and the Web...[more]

March 6, 2012 - WorkStream by YouSendIt Allows Secure File Sending and Cloud Data for Tablets
By George Jones, TabTimes

WorkStream enhances and extends YouSendIt's file-sending capabilities to tablets and smartphones with Dropbox-style cloud syncing, deeper integration with Microsoft Outlook and SharePoint, and a broad array of administrator policies for mobile devices including data wiping...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Launches Workstream: Enterprise Suite and First Corporate Solution
By Kristen Nicole, SiliconANGLE

Online file sharing service provider YouSendIt has introduced an early enterprise portfolio, now that it has passed the 28 million user milestone. The name of the suite is Workstream, and the first product is a SharePoint plugin that aims to significantly extend the functionality of the immensely popular collaboration service...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Gives Enterprise New SharePoint Power
By David Carr, InformationWeek

However, Workstream is courting the market of organizations that want to go beyond the professional license to asserting centralized control over security. For example, Workstream allows administrators to blacklist Internet domains that files cannot be transmitted to through the service...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Debuts Workstream, A File Sharing Platform for The Enterprise
By Ingrid Lunden, Fox Business

Cloud collaboration company YouSendIt is debuting a new product today called Workstream. Designed specifically for enterprises, Workstream is a file sharing platform for businesses, and offers deeper integration with Microsoft SharePoint and helps users securely share content beyond the firewall and across mobile devices, desktops and the Web...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Expands Its Cloud File Services For The Enterprise
By Ted Schadler, Forrester Blog

In a conversation with CIO Michel, who has implemented this service for his entire organization, we learned that Workstream by YouSendIt replaces a tedious manual process of setting up and administering FTP sites to handle the massive quantity of documents that lawyers must exchange and deal with. The iPad file sync is just a great hook to get lawyers using it...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Ups its online File Sharing and Collaboration Game
By Terri McClure, ESG Blog

Today YouSendIt announced "Workstream" a new enterprise product line for storing, sharing, syncing, and sending files across multiple endpoint devices, adding centralized management and integration with applications like Outlook and SharePoint and tools like Active Directory...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Expands Its Cloud File Services For The Enterprise
By Ted Schadler, ComputerWorld UK

Today the company announced Workstream by YouSendIt, a set of business enhancements to its evolving set of file services. The goal, in the words of CMO Tony Nemelka, is to give enterprises "systems that extend their line of sight beyond central storage and beyond the firewall"...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Unveils Workstream Enterprise Content Collaboration Solution
By Rikki Endsley, CMS Wire

YouSendIt launches Workstream, an enterprise content collaboration solution. With the Workstream SharePoint plug-in, users can share files with external partners...[more]

March 6, 2012 - YouSendIt Moves Focus from Send to Share
By Ben Kepes, CloudAve

Today sees YouSendIt bend their focus somewhat with the launch of Workstream, an enterprise focused content sharing service that is betting the house on a deep integration with Microsoft SharePoint...[more]

February 7, 2012 - Enterprise Cloud File-sharing Apps Give IT More Control Over Data
By James Furbush, Search Consumerization

Smartphones and tablets aren't the only consumer tools that have made their way into the enterprise. Now IT admins have to deal with the influx of cloud file-sharing and collaboration apps...[more]

January 28, 2012 - Apple's Dramatic Rise in the Enterprise Tests CIOs
By Tom Kaneshige, ComputerWorld

YouSendIt, a business content collaboration services provider, conducted a joint survey with GigaOM Pro that shed light on such rogue behavior. Nearly two-thirds of business managers reported using a consumer product or service for content collaboration that IT did not know about or sanction...[more]

January 26, 2012 - Embracing Change to Become the IT Champion
By Brian Curry, SiliconANGLE

"No one ever got fired for buying IBM," was the adage of enterprise IT decision-makers in the 1990s. Banking on the IT giant was the safest bet you could make, and if a new IT product came to market that was outside of IBM's portfolio, administrators would simply wait for IBM to develop it...in IBM we trust. Then the "four horsemen" of IT emerged in the form of Microsoft, Intel, Dell and Cisco, which roamed from company to company, dominating everything IT...[more]

January 6, 2012 - 5 Awesome Landing Pages Lessons From Real Life Examples
By Corey Eridon, HubSpot Blog

YouSendIt is doing a great job using consistent language from its page headline to its form headline to its button. But also notice that they've selected a green button for their form. Using the green helps it stand out from the rest of their site, which is mostly blue and white. Aside from having a remarkably short form to redeem the free trial, there's one more page element that is probably helping their conversions: the TRUSTe seal of approval. Including verification signs from third parties like TRUSTe, the BBB, or VeriSign helps instill trust in the visitor that they can safely enter their information to redeem the offer...[more]

January 5, 2012 - Trends 2012 - From Free to Fee
By Ann Grackin, ChainLink Research

YouSendIt is in a similar vein. I spoke with Lori Shen and Mihir Nanavati of YouSendIt and became convinced that these enterprises are changing the world. With over $14 million in investments and 210 employees, YouSendIt has become an extremely popular application, providing millions of file transfers a year. It has a growing user base of over twenty three million users. Security and privacy were the big focus here, as the company pursued top certifications in both arenas...[more]

January 3, 2012 - Small Business Online File Sharing: Review of YouSendIt
By TJ McCue, Small Business Trends

Probably one of the most powerful features is the ability to sign digital documents. For example, if you receive a contract via email as a Microsoft Word file attachment, you can sign it without printing it out. Once you upload that document to a cloud folder at your YouSendIt account, you can access it from anywhere. To access the digital signing capability, you can use a touch-enabled device like an iPad or Android-powered device or even your regular mouse...[more]

December 29, 2011 - How to Test Your Marketing: 5 Tips from YouSendIt
By Erik Sherman, TechTown - Inc.

Freemium company YouSendIt is known for its service that sends files too large to move through email. More recently, it's pushed into other service areas such as storing and synching files among a user's different computers and providing digital signatures, to expand its offerings...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches Cloud-Based Content Sharing Apps
By Jason Ankeny, FierceMobileContent

Collaboration services provider YouSendIt is introducing new applications enabling iOS and Android device users to send files, share folders, synchronize devices and digitally sign documents via smartphones and tablets. All content is encrypted both in transit and while stored on YouSendIt servers--in addition, files stored on mobile devices are encrypted and protected by an application passcode feature...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt App Launches App for Android and iOS
By Robert Leedham, Life of Android

If you’re the kind of person to transfer files on the move, then the YouSendIt app for Android should be an essential smartphone download. Also available for iOS handsets, the YouSendIt app can send files, share folders and sign documents which is pretty much all you need from the download...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt Brings Cloud Storage to iPad and Android
By Doug Drinkwater, TabTimes

YouSendIt has added new client applications for Android and iPad, allowing users of these devices to sign, send, and store electronic documents, as well as share email attachments, photos and video files. The free version of YouSendIt allows users to use the service across mobile, desktop and web clients, but limits usage to one 50MB document at a time, 2GB of cloud storage and five free digital signatures...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt Takes On Box, Dropbox In Cloud
By David F. Carr, InformationWeek

The file transfer service YouSendIt is entering the cloud collaboration business, expanding on its original mission of delivering files too large to be sent as email attachments. The move brings YouSendIt into more direct competition with Dropbox and Box, two other tools that are popular in professions like design, advertising, and engineering where the need to transmit large files is a recurring challenge...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt Updates Apps, Adds Android & Mac
By David Whelan, Finding Legal Information: Canada Law Book

Lawyers struggle with confidentiality related to communicating with clients in a secure way. While e-mail has been accepted as a reliable method, if only because of an expectation of privacy, you may be more concerned about sending an attachment. YouSendIt.com is frequently mentioned in legal technology circles as an easy and reliable way to send large files. You upload the file to YouSendIt’s Web site and your recipient accesses it there...[more]

December 14, 2011 - Apps Rush: Skulls, Rara.com, Toca Kitchen, Russell Howard, YouSendIt, SkyDrive, Jotly and More
By Stuart Dredge, The Guardian

Online service YouSendIt has been helping people send big files for years, but now it has mobile and tablet apps. People can send files, share folders and store their videos and photos in the cloud. The link above is for Android, but here’s the iOS version...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt Desktop and Mobile Apps Bring Business Power to Cloud File Sharing
By Matt Ryan, LockerGnome

Last week, LockerGnome’s Jake Ludington and I had the opportunity to visit the YouSendIt headquarters in Silicon Valley for a preview of what YouSendIt had in store for its customers. As a casual user of the service, I had associated YouSendIt with other simple file sending services that did little more than temporarily host files that exceeded the limits of traditional email providers. To my surprise, YouSendIt turned out to be much more. Mihir Nanavati, Senior Director of Product Management at YouSendIt, gave us a detailed walkthrough of some of the new features...[more]

December 14, 2011 - YouSendIt Debuts on Android, Mac
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December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Upgrades Cloud for Mac, iOS and Android
By John Kennedy, Silicon Republic

YouSendIt, that clever online service that has gotten many people out of sticky situations when it comes to sending large data files, has advanced its cloud offering to include iOS and Android apps...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches iOS, Mac Apps
By Joel Mathis, Macworld

File sharing and transfer service YouSendIt announced Tuesday the launch of its new app for the iPhone and iPad, along with a new Mac app for use with the service. The new iOS app—which is also available for Android devices—lets mobile users send files, share folders, and sign documents. The app can also save and share email attachments, photos, and video files...[more]

December 13, 2011 - How to Organize, Store, and Share Files with YouSendIt
By Matt Ryan, LockerGnome (video interview with Mihir Nanavati, Sr. Director of Product Management)

YouSendIt has been widely used in the consumer and professional market to distribute large files for years. Recently, YouSendIt team has expanded its approach to how files are organized and stored in the cloud. Even more interesting is how this service can now be seamlessly integrated into both its mobile and desktop experiences...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Debuts on Android, Mac
By Jaymar Cabebe, CNET

While Android and Mac users have long been able to access YouSendIt through the company’s Web site, native apps have only been available on Windows and iOS--until today. With the new Android and Mac apps, you can send files, share folders, and sign documents from outside a browser. YouSendIt for Mac is still in beta, but is publicly available for download now...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Releases New Mobile and Desktop Apps with Additional Security
By Thorin Klosowski, Lifehacker

File syncing and sharing service YouSendIt has updated its iOS app, desktop app, and released Android and Mac versions today with new security features...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt: New Apps for iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac
By Eliane Fiolet, Ubergizmo

I have been using YouSendIt for a while now, for sending very large files (up to 2 GB!) over the internet when my email client could not handle it. The key feature is the ability to send files very quickly without login in - there is a 50 MB limit for the free version and you can only send one file or zip folder at a time...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Sends iPad, Android Apps to Cloud Storage War
By Barb Darrow, GigaOM

YouSendIt added new iPad and Android client apps to its cloud-based document sync, transfer and storage service, as well as updated iPhone and Windows desktop apps. A Mac desktop version is in beta. That means users can transfer documents to the cloud or other devices securely from the popular Apple tablet and more smartphones, according to the Campbell, Calif.-based company...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Enhances Cloud Sharing With New Mobile, Desktop Apps
By Rikki Endsley, CMSWire

YouSendIt announced apps for iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac, which allow users to share content in the cloud. The new collaboration tools will also let users sync, send and sign across desktop and mobile applications...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Secures Mobile Cloud Sharing with New iPad, Android Apps
By Kristen Nicole, SiliconANGLE

YouSendIt, an early leader in business content collaboration service to offer an integrated approach for sending, sharing and signing documents online, announced a major advancement in delivering secure cloud content sharing for business users...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Ups Its Game With New Desktop & Mobile Apps
By Sarah Perez, TechCrunch

YouSendIt, a cloud collaboration company that got its start long before "cloud" was cool, is today launching new mobile applications for the iPhone, iPad and Android devices, plus new Mac (beta) and PC desktop clients. The suite of apps will allow users to securely sync files across devices, while also offering unlimited storage...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches iOS, Mac Apps
By CIO Denmark

The new iOS app--which is also available for Android devices--lets mobile users send files, share folders, and sign documents. The app can also save and share email attachments, photos, and video files. YouSendIt’s app includes a core focus on security. The app features a “passcode lock” so that documents can be seen only by the owner of the iOS device; YouSendIt says files are also encrypted "in transit" to ensure that private business papers remain private...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendit Continues The Death Of Your Computer With New Mobile Apps
By Ramon Ray & the Smallbiztechnology.com Team, Business Insider

I’m using a notebook computer (in Mexico) to type. However, so much of my work is also done through a tablet or smartphone - the computer as we know it and have used it is dying. Today Yousendit.com (the file sharing service) furthers investment in mobile apps...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Android App Now Sending, Downloading, and Storing Files in the Cloud
By Andrew Kameka, Androinica

YouSendIt, available now for Android 2.2 and higher, is a management tool for sending and receiving large files. It’s commonly used for video producers sending raw files to clients, coworkers using shared documents, or between people looking to send files too large for email attachments...[more]

December 13, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches New Apps for iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac
By Chris Preimesberger, eWEEK

YouSendIt, the cloud storage service that specializes in shipping large files and easy-to-use digital signage, came out Dec. 13 with mobile applications for iPhones, iPads and Android tablet users...[more]

December 13, 2011 - 5 File-Sharing Tools For Productive Business Professionals
By Ramon Ray, American Express Open Forum

I use file sharing all the time to ensure that my distributed team members have access to critical files, just as if we were on the same network in a traditional office. File sharing also enables solo business owners with no team to have remote access to files, which is critical when traveling...[more]

December 13, 2011 - Tuesday Recap: Strawberry Shortcake Comics, AirStash Redux, YouSendIt Apps
By J.R. Bookwalter, MacLife

Today, the company announced a new version 1.52.0 of their iOS app, adding iPad support, an updated user interface and passcode lock. But that’s not all: YouSendIt has just introduced new Mac, PC and Android software clients that allow users to securely send, share, sync and sign files across all major desktop and mobile platforms as easily as they stream a movie...[more]

November 18, 2011 - Budig Delivers the Right Stuff for YouSendIt
By Nathan Donato-Weinstein, Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal

Renee Budig says she isn’t really what you’d call a math person. So it might come as a surprise that Budig presides over the numbers of rapidly expanding YouSendIt Inc., the Campbell-based file-sharing company.
“I get the debits and the credits, but what I’m more into is the stories that the numbers tell,” the chief financial officer said...[more]

November 11, 2011 - The Cloud is Changing How Software Startups Make Money
By Brian Jacobs, CloudBeat

Cloud computing has fundamentally altered the economics of software. Thanks to the cloud, it is much, much cheaper for users who only need a browser to tap into the world’s largest data centers. It is cheaper for developers to write code and deploy it on virtual servers that are rented by the minute. And it is fundamentally cheaper for entrepreneurs to build and launch new services, to support business users and to scale rapidly... [more]

November 4, 2011 - How to Send Large Files, But Not as Attachments
By David Strom, Read Write Cloud

As we mentioned in our article earlier this summer, the lines are blurring between file sending and sync services and cloud drives. The latest entrant into this field is ZipSend, from the folks that make the popular WinZip file compression utility... [more]

November 3, 2011 - YouSendIt Looks To Channel For Cloud Collaboration, File Sharing
By Andrew R Hickey, CRN

YouSendIt is turning to the channel to add its cloud-based content collaboration services and file sharing technologies to augment their existing cloud and e-mail offerings, a move that the company said gives partners a deeper relationship with clients through complementary tools... [more]

November 3, 2011 - WinZip Picks YouSendIt to Deploy New ZipSend Service
By Calvin Azuri, TMCnet Contributor

YouSendIt, Inc., a provider of business content collaboration services, has partnered with WinZip Computing, a provider of a popular Zip utility for Windows. Under the terms of the partnership, both companies will collaborate to bring the YouSendIt platform to ZipSend, which is a new file delivery service from WinZip... [more]

November 3, 2011 - Disruptor Of The Day: YouSendIt - In The Cloud, With Over 20 Million Registered Users In 193 Countries
By Bill Klump, Daily Disruption

If you are reading this article on a computer, then more than likely you or someone you know has used the services of our “Disruptor Of The Day” at one time or another. YouSendIt was founded on July 7, 2003 by Amir Shaikh, Khalid Shaikh and Ranjith Kumaran with the goal of finding a way to send files large files from one entity to another... [more]

October 28, 2011 - YouSendIt Allows Sharing of Large Files With Control and Security
By Jason Krause, Law Technology News, LAW.com

David Michel, chief information officer at Burr & Forman in Birmingham, Ala., was looking for a way for his staff to securely share large files with clients. “I’ve got a lot of tech-savvy staff, but you still have to give them solutions that are not a burden,” he says...[more]

October 12, 2011 - Business content collaboration
By David Card, GigaOM Pro

One characteristic of the Future of Work is the distributed and extended team. Companies need to support mobile, remote employees with modern collaboration tools, but they need to extend that support to their business partners (distributors, vendors, service providers) and to their customers...[more]

October 11, 2011 - Collaboration Gets Social
By Cameron Sturdevant, eWEEK

File transfer and sharing press IT to embrace SaaS tools—Collaboration squarely meets the ‘consumerization of IT’ when users leave corporate tools such as email to use more convenient and effective applications with which to share files and work together...[more]

October 5, 2011 - DMA 2011: B2b marketing influenced by ’prosumers’
By Christopher Hosford, BtoB

Boston—Business buyers increasingly are influenced by their own consumer behaviors. To be effective, b2b marketers must adjust to a new ‘prosumer’ mentality of business decision-makers, driven by Internet and social media ubiquity...[more]

October 4, 2011 - Dear Small Biz Owner Don’t Rush Out To Buy Apple’s New iPhone 4S
By Ramon Ray & the Smallbiztechnology.com Team, Business Insider

Apple just released its latest iPhone, the iPhone 4S, an upgrade to its Apple iPhone 4. The iPhone, overall , is a marvelous wonder of mobile technology. You don’t need me to tell you that – its sales speak for itself...[more]

October 4, 2011 - Yousendit New Features Make Sharing & Signing Much Easier (Headbutt to Dropbox?)
By Ramon Ray, Smallbiztechnology

I just got off the phone with Mihir Nanavati, Head of Product Management at file sharing company Yousendit who walked me through some of the new features of Yousendit...[more]

October 4, 2011 - Yousendit New Features Make Sharing & Signing Much Easier (Headbutt to Dropbox?)
By Ramon Ray & the Smallbiztechnology.com Team, Business Insider

I just got off the phone with Mihir Nanavati, Head of Product Management at file sharing company Yousendit who walked me through some of the new features of Yousendit...[more]

September 30, 2011 - Slideshow: 58 Healthiest Employers in Bay Area unveiled
By Andrea Echstenkamper, San Francisco Business Times

The San Francisco Business Times and the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal recognized 58 employers Thursday as the Healthiest Employers in the Bay Area 2011...[more]

September 30, 2011 - Cloud Wars: Which Cloud is Right for You?
By Mike Perlman, TechnoBuffalo

In the tech world, you can forget everything you know about the scientific properties of a cumulus or cirrus formation, for here, cloud means “remote data storage.” This means you can store files in space...[more]

September 29, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches Ad Campaign
By Peter, SXSW

YouSendIt, the SXSW 2011 presenter of the Film Hideout Lounge, recently debuted a national radio campaign. The provider of secure online file sharing software is aiming the 12 week campaign...[more]

September 28, 2011 - Move your company forward: five steps to better collaboration
By Edit Staff, GigaOM Pro

Cloud-based document collaboration is gaining momentum, as companies need to support their mobile, distributed work teams that must securely share information anywhere...[more]

September 26, 2011 - YouSendIt launches radio effort (audio)
By RBR & TVBR

The large file online sending service for business is launching its first national radio campaign designed to reach professionals who listen to a wide range of radio programs while they commute...[more]

September 26, 2011 - YouSendIt launches national radio ad campaign
By BtoB

YouSendIt Inc., a provider of secure online file sharing software, has debuted a national radio campaign aimed at businesspeople. The campaign, which will run for 12 weeks, features radio personalities Neal Boortz, Mark Levin, Stephanie Miller, Jim Rome and Howard Stern...[more]

August 30, 2011 - Bay Area’s Healthiest Employers Awards
By San Francisco Business Times

The San Francisco Business Times and the Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal will join together to celebrate corporate wellness in the Bay Area...[more]

August 23, 2011 - YouSendIt Adds Value to File Sharing and Goes Mobile
By Tracey E. Schelmetic, Unified Messaging, TMCnet

As a part of TMC (News - Alert) Video News&squo; continuing series of interviews with today’s Silicon Valley-based innovators, TMC CEO Rich Tehrani recently sat down for a talk with Mihir Nanavati, senior director of Product Management of online file sharing company YouSendIt...[more]

August 20, 2011 - Managing fast growth in your small business
By Donna Fuscaldo, Hotfrog Small Business Hub

The dream of every small business is to grow and grow fast. If the growth happens over a short period of time, managing it can be a challenge...[more]

August 6, 2011 - YouSendIt offers Unlimited Cloud Storage
By Ivan, Cloud Business Review

As many have predicted that web hosting will become a commodity, cloud storage has started to show similar trend. We have published an article about the future of cloud computing for business, and one of the predicted future is that with cloud computing, unlimited capacity and scalability would be made possible. It seems that the future has begun now; how about unlimited cloud storage to start unlimited capacity trend off?...[more]

August 5, 2011 - Security and Privacy Standards for Cloud Services
By Sean Doherty, Law Technology News, LAW.com

New computer and network services provided by web-based applications, cloud computing, and mobile computing platforms can reduce computing costs and provide lawyers with the resources to accomplish their clients’ missions without straying far from their core competencies. To fully embrace these new technologies, service providers need to maintain information security and ensure lawyers that when they transmit and store information in the cloud, it is not for all the world to see...[more]

August 3, 2011 - Apple’s iCloud Pricing vs. the Competition
By Harry McCracken, Techland, TIME.com

Apple has announced pricing for its upcoming iCloud service. In typical Apple fashion, the company kept things simple. 5GB of online storage is free; 10GB is $20 a year; 20GB is $40 a year; 50GB is $100 a year. (Most other cloud-storage companies price by the month rather than the year, which makes it tougher to judge what you’re really going to shell out–if you find one of these services useful, you’re going to use it indefinitely, not one month at a time.)...[more]

August 2, 2011 - New YouSendIt Cloud Storage – Dropbox Killer
By BrothaTech, Mario Armstrong Media, LLC

I feel kind of dirty writing this since I am a major fan of the Dropbox cloud storage service. Nevertheless, as a “jack of ALL tech” as I feel compelled to inform our readers about the new YouSendIt cloud storage and file sharing service that’s sure to give people even more options as to where they store and share their files in the cloud...[more]

August 2, 2011 - Interview with YouSendIt
By TMCnet.com

Interview with Mihir Nanavati, Sr. Director of Product Management at YouSendIt...[more]

July 29, 2011 - YouSendIt Adds (Unlimited!) Cloud Storage and Syncing
By Harry McCracken, Technologizer

Another your-files-in-the-cloud service? With Box.net, Dropbox, iDrive, SugarSync, and others in the game, and Apple’s iCloud in the way, my instinct would usually be to say we don’t need another one. But YouSendIt’s new offering is different. For one thing, it’s not a new service but a revamping and expansion of the big-file-sharing service that YouSendIt has been running for years–which is available in both a free edition and a paid one with hundreds of thousands of customers...[more]

July 29, 2011 - Apple’s iCloud Pricing vs. the Competition
By Harry McCracken, Technologizer

Apple has announced pricing for its upcoming iCloud service. In typical Apple fashion, the company kept things simple. 5GB of online storage is free; 10GB is $20 a year; 20GB is $40 a year; 50GB is $100 a year. (Most other cloud-storage companies price by the month rather than the year, which makes it tougher to judge what you’re really going to shell out–if you find one of these services useful, you’re going to use it indefinitely, not one month at a time.)...[more]

July 28, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches New Services for Businesses
By Christina DesMarais, Inc. Technology

You may know YouSendIt as a popular service for sending large files that would normally get rejected by an e-mail server. Now the company has expanded its services for businesses and is offering integrated tools for sending, sharing and signing business content online...[more]

July 28, 2011 - YouSendIt.com Adds Unlimited Online Storage, File Syncing
By Scott Steinberg, Rolling Stone Culture | Gear Up

Popular online file sharing service YouSendIt.com, which lets you upload large files to the Internet, then share them with friends and coworkers via email links, has introduced new unlimited online data storage and syncing services. By adding the low-priced cloud storage plan, file synchronization across multiple desktops and document signing features, it’s taking clear aim at rival operators including Dropbox and Amazon Cloud Drive...[more]

July 27, 2011 - YouSendIt: Ensuring that Your Files are “Signed, Sealed, Delivered*”
By Michael Dortch, Constellation Research

YouSendIt has announced release of the latest iteration of its cloud based file-sharing service. With this new release, the YouSendIt platform becomes a far more powerful cloud-based collaboration solution for businesses large and small...[more]

July 27, 2011 - Meet the all-new YouSendIt
By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

If the headline sounds like a play on an old revitalized TV series, well, that was the idea. You’ve seen the show before, but now, it has a new coat of paint.

YouSendIt, which has dominated the online file-sharing category for several years, has quietly amassed hundreds of thousands of paying customers, while newer rivals such as Dropbox and Box.net get loads of attention...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches File Syncing, Takes On Dropbox
By Tomio Geron, Social Markets, Forbes

File-sharing company YouSendIt has added desktop and mobile file-syncing, which places it more in direct competition with other companies such as Dropbox...[more]

July 26, 2011 - Dow Jones: YouSendIt Expands To Storage Collaboration, Electronic Signatures

The lines among file sending, collaboration and cloud drive services is blurring with announcements in the past month from two providers, YouSendIt and ShareFile. While it is nice to have choices, it is getting harder to figure out when to use one kind of service or another for your storage...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt Now Offering Cheap, Unlimited Dropbox-style Storage
By Chris Gayomali, Techland, TIME.com

Despite a smattering of bad press thanks to some security loopholes, Dropbox remains one of the most widely used services on the web, now with over 25 million users. The way they got there is simple, really: Not only were they one of the first to offer free cloud-based storage, but they streamlined the process to make storing and sharing files unequivocally easy...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt steps on Dropbox’s turf with an unlimited cloud storage service
By Martin Bryant, The Next Web

YouSendIt is best known as a convenient alternative to email when you have large files to send, but now the California-based firm is stepping up a gear with the launch of a Dropbox-style cloud storage and file sharing solution with a low-price unlimited plan...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt and ShareFile Add New Features to Cloud Drives
By David Strom, ReadWrite Cloud

The lines among file sending, collaboration and cloud drive services is blurring with announcements in the past month from two providers, YouSendIt and ShareFile. While it is nice to have choices, it is getting harder to figure out when to use one kind of service or another for your storage and transportation needs...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt hits Windows and iOS, adds Dropbox-like functionality
By Jaymar Cabebe, CNET Download.com

Popular file-sending utility YouSendIt has just added a few more tools to its belt. Apparently taking a page out of Dropbox’s book, YouSendIt now gives its users the ability to share and sync folders, all from within a single product suite. But that’s not all. It has also integrated a nifty signature tool, which enables you to digitally sign documents using your mouse or touch-screen device. All in all, it appears to be a streamlined solution for many of your most common workflows...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt Offers Dropbox-Like Unlimited Cloud Storage and File Syncing
By Melanie Pinola, lifehacker

YouSendIt, a popular service for sending large files to others, has recently added Dropbox-like online storage and syncing. A few big differences: an affordable unlimited storage plan, better sharing control, and document signing...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt Greatly Expands Cloud Service, Competes with Dropbox
By Kristen Nicole, SiliconANGLE

YouSendIt is a file-sharing service that you’re probably familiar with. If you’re like me, you’ve used YouSendIt on an as-needed basis, shooting over video files to your coworkers to edit, not really thinking much of YouSendIt beyond your specific needs. YouSendIt is pretty good for this, but it’s ready to move on. The service is adding storage and management features to its file-sharing service, layering in dozens of interaction points for managing files...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt makes a play for businesses with unlimited cloud storage
By Sean Ludwig, VentureBeat

For years, YouSendIt has been one of the top sites for consumers and businesses to send files to each other that are too big for e-mail. Now the company is bringing both its brand and its service into the now by offering a Dropbox-like cloud storage and file sharing solution...[more]

July 26, 2011 - Consolidation of SaaS Platforms in the Cloud Begins
By Michael Vizard, IT Business Edge

There are a lot of fragmented activities that require workers to invoke a lot of different applications during the course of the day. The problem that creates is that all these applications are from different vendors, which means they typically have different user interfaces and are not particularly well integrated...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt Launches File Syncing, Takes On Dropbox
The Finance Room

File-sharing company YouSendIt has added desktop and mobile file-syncing, which places it in direct competition with other companies such as Dropbox...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt expands to include online folder syncing and sharing
By Rob Galbraith, Digital Photography Insights

YouSendIt, a popular service for distributing large files - and the outfit we’ve depended on for years to deliver gigabytes worth of pictures at a time to photo buyers - is expanding its service to include online folder syncing and sharing features similar in concept to Dropbox...[more]

July 26, 2011 - YouSendIt - Unlimited Cloud Storage & File Syncing is here!
By 8-Bit Brit, gamefanatics

If you don’t know what YouSendIt offers you are missing out! YouSendIt is a popular service that gives you the ability to send large files to other...[more]

July 26, 2011 - 5 ways to boost your freemium conversion rates
By Ivan Koon, CEO YouSendIt on VentureBeat

As startups seek to gain an edge in today’s economic climate, the freemium business model has been gaining strength. Certainly it makes sense to to charge for your premium offerings, but the true success of a business often lies in how many customers it can convert from free to paid users...[more]

July 18, 2011 - YouSendIt Wants You to Help It Scale
By Joseph Walker, Technology and IT Jobs News and Advice

Campbell, Calif.-based company YouSendIt will hire up to 80 new employees over the next year as it tries to aggressively scale its customer base and revenue...[more]

July 8, 2011 - Legal Productivity App Of The Week - Zosh Lets You Fill-in And Sign Documents From Your IPhone
By Tim Baran, Legal Productivity

We are inundated with forms that need to be completed and signed. Personal, work, school, you name it. For three years, I went with a paperless office which meant no fax machine or copier. Among the many forms I needed to sign were speaker release and equipment forms emailed to me before a presentation...[more]

June 30, 2011 - YouSendIt hires Serious materials, Cisco execs
By Jon Xavier, Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal

The cloud-based file sharing and collaboration space is one of the most hotly contested in the Silicon Valley these days, with a number of dynamic, high growth companies vying to see who will be the one to scale and take over the enterprise market...[more]

June 29, 2011 - 3 Technology Tools to Help Your Small Business
By Melinda Emerson, Succeed As Your Own Boss

I love to share great software that will solve problems that come up daily running a small business. Here are three more free or low cost software solutions that could come in handy in your business. I have used all three of these tech tools in my business so I am sure that they could be useful to you. Here are 3 Technology Tools to help your small business...[more]

June 13, 2011 - Your Business’ Processes, Its Intellectual Property and the Clouds(s)
By Michael Dortch, ebiz, The Insider’s Guide to Next-Generation BPM

Aside from e-mails, how do most of the people within and connected to your business communicate critical information? Likely as not, those communications include one or more documents (or “content elements,” if you must)...[more]

May 26, 2011 - YouSendIt Hits 30 Million Users, Bests Dropbox
By Austin Carr, Fast Company

File-sharing service YouSendIt.com recently shared some impressive numbers with us: The Campbell, California-based company surpassed 30 million unique users in the past 12 months...[more]

May 25, 2011 - First Look: Inside Yahoo Mail’s Massive Cloud E-Mail Update
By CRN') ?>

Along with In-Line Photo Viewing (shown here with a different screen) Yahoo Mail also now lets users leverage applications from their inboxes...[more]

May 23, 2011 - Revamped Yahoo Mail Peels Off Beta Stamp
By Ina Fried, AllThingsD.com

Yahoo announced late on Monday that it is ready with a final version of its updated mail software in an effort to regain momentum in the free Webmail arena, where it competes with Google and Microsoft...[more]

May 23, 2011 - Yahoo rolls out new e-mail service
By Jay Greene, CNET News

Yahoo has taken the "beta" tag off its Yahoo Mail. The Web giant, which introduced the beta offering of its online e-mail service in October, begins rolling out the latest version of Yahoo Mail to its 284 million users worldwide today...[more]

May 20, 2011 - File transfer solutions take pressure off email
By Linda Musthaler, Network World

How often does this happen to you? You’re on deadline to finish a project and send the resulting document to others. Maybe it’s a presentation you’re preparing for your executive team or a deliverable...[more]

May 19, 2011 - 25 More Tech Tips and Tricks') ?>
By David Pogue, New York Times

In my Times column Thursday, I mentioned that there’s no core curriculum for technology. Nobody teaches you the basics. You just pick stuff up as you go along...[more]

May 19, 2011 - Q: My company uses YouSendIt...
By William Lefkovics, WindowsITPro

A: Email is a great non-real-time communication system with the ability to deliver small attachments in an efficient manner. However, it remains ineffective for transporting larger files...[more]

May 5, 2011 - 6 YouSendIt Lessons for Increasing Customer Conversion Rates
By Erik Sherman, BNET, The CBS Interactive Business Network

Any business depends on converting prospects into paying customers...[more]

December 22, 2010 – How do you really collaborate?
By Brian Curry, vice president, Product and Business Strategy at YouSendIt, CIO

Despite the growth in social networking and online collaboration tools, e-mail still reigns supreme as the number one collaboration tool of choice. According to Forrester Research, 87 percent of workers use e-mail as their main collaboration tool...[more]

December 20, 2010 – DNS - YouSendIt Launches YouSendIt Browser App for Secure Sending
By Nathesh, TMCnet Contributor

YouSendIt, a secure digital file delivery company, released the new YouSendIt Browser App that is designed to securely send files right from within their browser allowing users to realize the benefits of faster sending, better file tracking and security...[more]

December 10, 2010 – Recording of December 2010: Blood/Candy
By Robert Baird, Stereophile

Having a long career in the temporal world of indie rock, as the Posies have, has its drawbacks. Before I wrote this review, someone sent me a quote about Blood/Candy from the all-powerful world of Internet music criticism, where speed trumps knowledge...[more]

December 3, 2010 – How to Embrace Technology and Make it Work for Your Small Biz
By Donna Fuscaldo, Fox Business, Small Business Center

It’s no secret starting a business is a hard, daunting journey made up of determination and hard work. Playing a starring role in some cases, and a supporting role in others, is technology. Love it or hate, ...[more]

November 30, 2010 – Success Secrets Of The Inc 5000 CEO’s – Ivan Koon of You Send it
By Steve Straub, Get America Going

Ivan Koon is CEO of YouSendIt, Inc. YouSendIt is a Web-based digital file delivery service that allows users to securely transfer electronic files that are too large or too sensitive to e-mail. With nearly 12 million users...[more]

November 10, 2010 – Offload e-mail attachments to the cloud
By Brian Curry, vice president, Product and Business Strategy at YouSendIt, Network World

When e-mail arrived more than 40 years ago it ushered in a way to share small text-only messages. The emphasis was on creating a system with no single points of failure, where all users would have a unique...[more]

October 22, 2010 – Resolve Email Storage Concerns
By Phil Britt, Processor

Email is the lifeblood for many enterprises, but as the communications continue to grow, they carry with them an increasing amount of challenges in terms of storage, security, and the risk of spam and other malware. [more]

October 21, 2010 – YouSendIt delivers e-files and rapid growth
By Jon Xavier, Business Journal

When YouSendIt Inc. launched its delivery service for files that are too large to e-mail in 2004, it was mostly used by individuals to share photos and videos.[more]

October 11, 2010 – Why You Should Never Pay for a Premium Online Subscription
By Austin Carr, Fast Company

To the average user, free media sites such as Hulu, YouSendIt, Rhapsody and others operate on the same business model as a corner crack dealer: Take a taste for free. When you need more, you’ll pay. [more]

October 4, 2010 – From Ad-Based to "Freemium"
By Today’s Tip Contributor

When you’re the owner of a business you worked very hard to build, giving away anything for free can make your heart skip a beat—but that doesn’t have to be the case. Even before venture capitalist Fred Wilson articulated... [more]

September 27, 2010 – Managed File Transfer Comes to the Enterprise
By Michael Vizard, IT Business Edge

With interest growing in using managed services as an alternative to e-mail systems for transferring large files, it’s only a matter of time before IT organizations take a more structured approach to managing these services.[more]

July 19, 2010 – YouSendIt Named Tech Awards Circle Winner
techawardscircle.com

YouSendIt earned Gold at this year’s Tech Awards Circle in the consumer/SOHO software category. Congratulations to everyone as this award is a reflection of all of our efforts... [more]

July, 19 2010 – Sharing video when e-mail attachment ’too big’
By David Einstein, SF Gate

YouSendIt was highlighted in the San Francisco Chronicle’s Computing Q&A” feature this week. The editor, David Einstein, recommends YouSendIt as a “simple and brilliant” way to send large files...[more]

July, 7 2010 – Five Trends Shaping Data Center Designs
By Robert Lemos, CIO.com

The CIO story sets YouSendIt up as a leader in data center design, included comments from Gary Chevsky...[more]

July, 7 2010 – From Free To Premium With Ease: YouSendIt Cofounder Ranjith Kumaran (Part 1)
Sramana Mitra

Sramana Mitra (editor with Forbes) featured Ranjith and YouSendIt in a 7 part series, outlining Ranjith’s background, the beginnings of YouSendIt and the company’s current growth...[more]

April, 15 2010 – Cloud Computing: Early Adopters Share Five Key Lessons
By Robert Lemos, CIO.com

Not only do companies have to worry about the security of their virtual systems in the cloud, they have to—in many cases—prove what measures they are taking. File transfer service YouSendIt decided to create and manage its own datacenters in 2004, before cloud services came into vogue...[more]

April, 14 2010 – File Transfer: Yousendit.com’s Plans For Your Data.
smallbiztechnology.com

I was speaking with Arun Prakash, Vice President, Marketing & Product Management at Yousendit.com who explained to me that the world of Web 2.0 is about the creation of rich content, not just simple documents that can be emailed back and forth...[more]

April, 7 2010 – Data Storage: YouSendIt Corporate Suite Provides Secure, Easy Managed File Transfer
By Wayne Rash, eWeek

YouSendIt Corporate Suite offers organizations looking to get large, numerous or sensitive files from one place to another a managed file transfer solution that’s intuitive, encrypted and reasonably fast. For a look at the YouSendIt offering in action, check out the slide gallery...[more]

April, 1 2010 – ThisWeekIn: Cloud Computing, Episode 7
ThisWeekIn.com

YouSendIt is the number-one secure digital file delivery company on the Web with nearly 12 million registered users. Typically, users find YouSendIt when they have a large file sending problem – e-mail bounce backs, complex FTP servers, or not enough time to burn and ship a CD. Users then find value with the YouSendIt branded experience...[more]

March, 17 2010 – Managed Services in the New Age: Yousendit.com founder, Ranjith Kumaran
By Rabia Garib, CIO Pakistan

According to Yousendit.com founder Ranjith Kumaran, trends have changed as has the entire outlook of the what web-based services were supposed to be offering. "5 years ago when we started off, everything online seemed like an experiment. In the earlier days, the service was primarily used by consumers but with time, professionals and C-level companies began using it more"...[more]

March, 9 2010 – Give the People What They Want: Six Foolproof Ways to Go Freemium
By Samantha Melamed, MediaBistron

In 2003, YouSendIt launched as a free file-sharing service supported by ads. But after they learned that their clientele comprised business users who wanted ad-free communications, they moved into a freemium model. Arun Prakash, vice president of product management and marketing, explains that the value of the site “was all about productivity and buying back time for end users, whereas the monetization strategy was having users spend more time on the Web site and receiving more email communications so we could show them more ads.”...[more]

February, 22 2010 – Blazing the Path to Email Collaboration: Without all of the Buzz
By Mike Kirkwood, ReadWriteCloud

YouSendIt found its place in the evolution of email by providing existing email users a solution to a common problem - sending large files. Along the way, the company has leveraged its position in cloud based solution to offer additional benefits to its users...[more]

February 2010 – How to Send Huge Files Over the Internet
By David J. Farrell, Texas Bar Journal

When you must send large files, I recommend alternatives to email so you don’t have to even use attachments. Instead, send an email with a link to a website where the document is available. I prefer to use YouSendIt and am satisfied with its utility. The service is free unless you want premium delivery, passwordprotected secure delivery, certified delivery with tracking, or a return receipt...[more]

February 2, 2010 – The Cloud Over IT Departments: How SaaS and End-User Behavior Is Changing the IT Landscape
CIO.com

The continuous change in technology has had a significant impact on the role and function of the Information Technology (IT) arm within companies. During the course of this article, I will briefly reflect on the role of the IT organization in the years gone by and discuss its future as a result of all the technological advancements...[more]

January 22, 2010 – Making technology more valuable for small businesses
By Jim Blasingame, SmallBusinessAdvocate.com

Are you maximizing the available technology? Ranjith Kumaran joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the innovations that will help small businesses become more competitive, even with big business competitors. Examples include new file transfer platforms, plus cloud computing...[more]

January 21, 2010 – The Right Technology Can Take Your Business to the Next Level
By Rieva Lesonsky, AllBusiness.com

Many business owners have problems trying to e-mail large files, only to discover their computer servers couldn’t handle the file or the person they were sending it to never received it. I had this exact experience a few weeks ago trying to send a large audio file, until someone recommended that I use the site YouSendIt.com. Coincidentally, a week later I was asked to be a judge for a contest held by YouSendIt, a company that enables you to securely send, receive, and track large digital files...[more]

January 14, 2010 – YouSendIt: They will get it.
By Subraya Mallya, PrudentCloud.com

As part of our technology solution review series, we had a chance to meet with Ranjith Kumaran (@ranjithkumaran') ?>), CTO and Co-Founder of YouSendIt and discuss about their on-demand Online File Sharing and Collaboration service...[more') ?>]

January 14, 2010 – Meet the business heroes
By Rieva Lesonsky, SmallBizDaily Newsletter

I had the pleasure to judge the YouSendIt Business Heroes contest recently. Sponsored by secure digital file delivery company YouSendIt, this contest recognized ways that businesspeople used YouSendIt to “save the day.” The contest got more than 500 entries.Here’s a look at the winners...[more]

January 14, 2010 – Palo Alto’s YourVersion provides tailored Web content
San Jose Business Journal

MANAGEMENT TEAM: Founder and CEO Olsen has 18 years of high-tech experience, including managing submarine design for the U.S. Navy, leading product management for Quicken, launching an online brokerage at Intuit Inc. and leading product management at Friendster. He has also consulted to many startups, including Box.net Inc., YouSendIt Inc., MoodLogic Inc., Xing and Epocrates Inc...[more]

January 12, 2010 – Google finally enters the online storage arena with a free 1GB
By Jack Schofield, The Guardian

Yes, it’s true, you might, if you’ve somehow failed to notice the odd dozen fast file-sharing services such as RapidShare, MegaUpload and YouSendIt. But if you only have one copy of data, you have no backup and could lose it at any second. This might happen sooner than Google going bust or disappearing into a hole in the ground (if another Great Quake hits California), because your Google account can be hacked or else Google can decide to terminate your ID for whatever reasons...[more]

December 11, 2009 – Law Firm Secures File Transfer With YouSendIt
By Robyn Weisman, Special to Law.com

Nixon Peabody, an Am Law Global 100 law firm with offices throughout the United States, Europe, and Shanghai, is not one of those law firms being dragged into the digital age with its Bates stamp machine...[more]

July 30, 2009 – Email Entire Folders in Outlook with New YouSendIt Plugin
By Sarah Perez, Sarah In Tampa

The online service YouSendIt is a popular destination for sharing large files over the web. They also offer an Outlook plugin and a newer Microsoft Office plugin which integrates the YouSendIt service into all the Office programs. This type of service is useful since...[more]

July 28, 2009 – How Companies Make Money From Giving Things Away
By BNET Staff, BNET

In today’s digital marketplace, "free" is no longer a marketing gimmick, but a business strategy that could be essential...[more]

July 27, 2009 – Churchill Club: The Free Economy: How Companies Make Money From Giving Things Away
By Larry Dignan, ZDNet

The concept of loss leader products has been around since the 20th century, but today, free has become a business strategy that could be essential to a company’s survival. In the latest episode of the Churchill Club podcast series, a top-flight panel moderated by Chris Anderson...[more]

July 24, 2009 – Chris Anderson Discusses the Free Business Model and What It Means in the Enterprise
By Cameron Christoffers, TechCrunch IT

Last night we sat in on a conference hosted by the Churchill Club at Microsoft’s Silicon Valley campus titled “The Free Economy: How Companies Make Money From Giving Things Away...” [more]

June 3, 2009 – Lots of rivals pop up for YouSendIt file-transfer service
By Jefferson Graham, USA Today

YouSendIt used to be the only way to get around stingy e-mail attachment size limits, but with lower bandwidth costs and speedier Internet connections...[more]

May 27, 2009 – Transferring Files Without Email
By James Gaskin, Network World

E-mail and the Mazda Miata are both great examples of successful products, but they share a similar weakness: neither can carry much baggage. If you want to carry two people in a Miata, you’re good. But if each of those folks has a big suitcase, you’re in trouble. And if you want to send a file via e-mail that’s more than a few megabytes in size, you also need...[more]

April 23, 2009 – How to Send Large Files in Outlook with YouSendIt
By mysticgeek, the How-To Geek

Have you ever needed to email large files but your IT dept limits attachments to 10MB or lower? Today we will look at a plug-in for Outlook that will allow you to send attachments up to MB for free.YouSendIt.com is a popular website for...[more]

April 23, 2009 – Earth Day 2009: Today’s 5 Most Innovative Green Initiatives
By Ariel Schwartz, Fast Company

You’ve probably heard the refrain “Make Earth Day every day” a thousand times, but the 40 year-old holiday has at least one important use: innovative brand initiatives. After sorting through the muck of press releases touting companies’ commitment to sustainability, there are a number of gems left behind...[more]

March 23, 2009 - Web 2.0 Works to Solve Problems
By James E. Gaskin , Network World

Every marketing firm must have the same set of buzzword stamps they use, inking every product with Green and Collaboration and Easy to Use and Do More With Less, often tagged additionally with the ever popular Web 2.0. Since the Web 2.0 buzzword long ago became so vague as to be useless, let me introduce you to three companies that solve Real World 1.0 problems with the help of Web 2.0 technology: YouSendIt, EchoSign, and Casdex...[more]

March 12, 2009 - Web 2.0 Works to Solve Problems
By Danny O’Brien, Irish Times

I’ve been reading two fascinating reports this week: one, on a market that doesn’t know how to make money online, and another, on a successful company that does...[more]

March 10, 2009 - YouSendIt Update
By Dennis Howlett, AccMan

I just received an update from YouSendIt, a secure file transfer service that is one of those small applications that makes life so much easier than worrying about snail mail (which I don’t do) and insecure methods like email attachments. It was interesting to hear about customer successes because they are the final arbiters...[more]

December 3, 2008 - Send Files Directly From Microsoft Office Using YouSendIt
By Sarah Perez, Sarah in Tampa

Although many of today’s email programs allow for large attachments, you never know if the person on the receiving end is using an email program that can receive them...[more]

November 21, 2008 - Send Files Directly From Microsoft Office Using YouSendIt
By Keith Dsouza, Techie Buzz

So you have created a document that you want to send across to your friends or colleagues, but why waste time opening up your email program, attaching the file and then sending the email to the recipients you want to?[more]

November 20, 2008 - HOW TO: Send Huge MS Office Files Really Fast
By Paul Glazowski, Mashable

YouSentIt’s direct implementation in MS Office now allows for fast 2GB transfers with just a few clicks..[more]

November 20, 2008 - Microsoft Office: Integrate YouSendIt with Microsoft Office
By Gina Trapani

Send that big PowerPoint presentation or Excel spreadsheet without clogging up your recipient’s email inbox straight from Microsoft Office using previously mentioned file delivery service YouSendIt...[more]

November 20, 2008 - YouSendIt brings file delivery to Microsoft Office
By Don Reisinger, Webware - CNET

YouSendIt has released a Microsoft Office plug-in to make it easier for people to send files through the service... [more]

September 22, 2008 - YouSendIt.com – An Interview With The Founder
By A&R Worldwide A&R Newsletter

We’ve all used it, we all love it, and now we can all find out where it came from. Founded in 2004, the site has over 100,000 new files transferred each day. (That’s over 25 million this year alone) How many of those were your files? Your mp3s? Your proposals? We caught up with YouSendIt.com’s Founder/CTO Ranjith Kumaran recently and this is what he had to say about piracy, the history of YouSendIt and all things in between...[more]

September 9, 2008 - YouSendIt Pursues Integration Strategy
By Mike Gunderloy, WebWorkerDaily

When we looked at the landscape of file-sharing, one of our main concerns was that none of the available file-sharing services provided a compelling advantage over email. With creating email attachments being so simple, why would anyone go to a new service to move files around? Well, one of the entrants in this crowded field, YouSendIt, has been quietly pursuing a strategy that may yet bring them to email parity: increasingly, they’re integrated into your desktop, instead of being just another web service. [more]

August, 2008 - Free File Transfer
By Staff, Hybrid Mom

You’ve created this gargantuan PowerPoint presentation. Now what? E-mail system often choke when they need to send really large files. [more]

August 15, 2008 - Batman Bluetooth for Your Inner Hero
By Diana Forbes, Gadget Grrl, TheStreet.com

What I liked about this service is that there are a number of plug-ins enabling you to export directly from some of the most popular audio/video programs available like; Final Cut Pro, iPhoto, CS3 Photoshop and documents directly from Outlook or Microsoft Office (MSFT - Cramer’s Take - Stockpickr).[more]

August 8, 2008 - Web-Based Conveniences for the Small Business Owner
By Aliza Sherman Risdahl, Workit, Mom!

I always have the need to send big files via the Internet. With YouSendIt, you don’t have to attach the files to emails and clog up your email and the recipient’s email.[more]

August 6, 2008 - YouSendIt Office on OfficeSnapShots
By Jose

Email sucks. You can’t send the stuff the big, important stuff. That’s why YouSendIt is so popular: because it’s really good at doing something extremely useful (that’s really all it takes). [more]

August 1, 2008 - YouSendIt - a good acquisition for FedEx?
By Bambi Francisco

At some point, megabytes is just not enough to handle the delivery of big files. That’s the typical file you can upload onto YouTube to share with the world. With YouSendIt, a file sharing site that recently received $14 million in new funding, you can send files (privately) that are up to four gigabytes, if you have the application on your desktop.[more]

July 31, 2008 - Sending Video Files Without YouTube
By Walter S. Mossberg

The service I use for this is called YouSendIt, and can be accessed at yousendit.com. It works in all the major Web browsers, and on both Windows and Macintosh computers. The company has a free plan that covers files of up to megabytes in size, and allows each file to be downloaded up to 100 times, or up to a gigabyte of total downloads each month. [more]

July 31, 2008 - YouSendIt Unveils iPhoto, Final Cut Plug-ins
By Jeff Gamet

YouSendIt announced the immediate availability of plug-ins that let iPhoto and Final Cut Pro use its Web-based large file transfer system on Thursday. The plug-ins will let users send large image and video files without dealing with email attachment size limitations. [more]

July 30, 2008 - Share Media Directly from iPhoto with YouSendIt Plugins
By Kristen Nicole, Mashable

If you’re an Apple user then you’ve probably come to appreciate the sharing options that are available to you through various applications like iPhoto’s Share to iWeb or iMovie’s send to YouTube options. YouSendIt, the digital content delivery system that recently raised an additional $14 million in funding, has created a couple of plug-ins for Apple Final Cut Pro and Apple iPhoto. [more]

July 17, 2008 - Got a Large File to Send? No Problem
By Naomi Grossman, bMighty.com

But there are web-based delivery services that can get your large files -- up to 2GB -- sent in a few minutes. I just used one and I’m ready to say goodbye to my DHL guy forever. [more]

And in the workaday world: YouSendIt, whose flackage proclaims it "the trusted global leader in digital content delivery," on Tuesday announced $14 million in third-round funding led by Emergence Capital. [more]

July 16, 2008 - YouSendIt Gets $14 Million in Funding
By Andrew Ross Sorkin, New York Times

YouSendIt has secured a $14 million series C financing round from existing investors Sigma Partners, Alloy Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds and Cambrian Ventures along with new investor Emergence Capital, Computer Technology Review said. [more]

July 14, 2008 - YouSendIt Closes Its $14 Million Series C Round
By Calley Nye, Tech Crunch

YouSendIt has raised an additional $14 million in a Series C round led by Emergence Capital and all existing investors, including Alloy Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds, Cambrian Ventures and Sigma Partners. The round brings YouSendIt’s total to $34 million. [more]

July 14, 2008 - YouSendIt Gets Another $14M Check In the Mail
By Kristen Nicole, Mashable

YouSendIt, a site we sometimes use here at Mashable to send video files to each other, has just raised an additional $14 million in a series C round of venture capital financing, from new investor Emergence Capital, with existing investors Sigma Partners, Alloy Ventures, Sevin Rosen Funds and Cambrian Ventures. [more]

June 20, 2008 - SJ/SV Business Journal, YouSendIt new hire
By The Business Journal

Campbell-based YouSendIt Inc., which focuses on digital content delivery, named Andrew Cresci vice president of marketing and business development. [more]

June 17, 2008 - YouSendIt plug-in for Microsoft Outlook = awesome
By Marc Saltzman

If you use Outlook 2003/2007 for email, you can now download a free plug-in for YouSendIt.com, a service that lets you send up to MB of files to someone for free; the recipient receives an email from YouSendIt.com with a link to download the file(s) to their computer. [more]

June 10, 2008 - YouSendIt Does The Heavy Lifting For Outlook
By Mark Hendrickson

YouSendIt, an online file transfer service with a focus on businesses, is removing the beta label from an Outlook plugin that automatically reroutes large attachments through its so-called “FedEx for the internet” system. [more]

June 10, 2008 - Digital workflow: final files, final installment
By Pro Photo Life

We then upload the zipped file to our server into a password protected client folder. Each client has their own folder and unique username and password that we send to them by email. I know a few commercial photographers and agencies that really like yousendit.com for ease of use and security when transferring files up to 2 GB. [more]

Get a handle on large attachments. Most companies limit e-mail attachment size to save server space and as a safeguard against spam. Although these rules are necessary, they result in mass frustration when large files must be transferred electronically. [more]

May 7, 2008 - Drop off Digital Files
By Laura Palotie
A new service from YouSendIt, a digital content deliverer based in Campbell, Calif., allows users to send and receive large data files by embedding an application directly into their Web sites. Designed to eliminate the need to send CDs of images, audio or video via snail mail, SiteDrop cuts burdensome FTP servers out of the file transfer process and allows clients to receive data directly from a company’s site.[more]

May, 2008 - All in Good Fun. Don’t Be Afraid to Lighten Up--Especially if You’re the Boss.
By Christopher Percy Collier

Before Ranjith Kumaran moved out of his VC firm’s incubation space to an office that accommodates his current team of approximately 40 employees, he had acquired a reputation as a boss who cracks jokes--often at his own expense.[more]

UT Arlington alumnus Ivan Koon is CEO of a Silicon Valley company with a cleverly descriptive name, YouSendIt, and a logo in the shape of a paper airplane. [more]

April 30, 2008 - Integrate File Sending On Your Web Site
By smallbiztechnology

If your business routinely needs clients to send you large files, Yousendit.com has another solution: SiteDrop which lets you embed a file transfer tool right on your web site. I think it’s pretty neat.[more]

April 27, 2008 - How to Do Everything Faster
By Lincoln Spector, PC World

My rule of thumb: Never e-mail more than 1MB of content without the express permission of the recipient. As an alternative, try YouSendIt, a brain-dead-simple take on the FTP transfer. The service is free for any file under MB, and individual files can be downloaded up to 100 times.[more]

April 1, 2008 - YouSendIt SiteDrop: Embeddable File-Sending
By Kristen Nicole

YouSendIt was already among the simplest ways to send electronic files to friends and colleagues, and now the company is looking to make sending and receiving options even easier. A new feature being released today is called SiteDrop. Think of it as a virtual version of the Blockbuster movie return box.[more]

April 1, 2008 - YouSendIt Introduces SiteDrop
By Mike Gunderloy
YouSendIt is one of a number of services designed to let you move large files (up to 2GB) between computers without wrestling with email attachment limits or setting up FTP servers. You upload your file to their service, users get an email notification, and they pick it up directly from YouSendIt.[more]

March 12, 2008 - How to Send Big Files Online
By Jeffrey L. Wilson
In the past, if you wanted to send large files to friends or colleagues, you had to upload them to FTP servers or hope that you made it under the file-size limitations of the recipient’s e-mail account. But with file-sharing applications...you can send large files without fear.[more]

January 8, 2008 - Geek Tip: Use YouSendIt to Send Big Files
by geeksugar
If you ever find yourself needing to email a large file, but you don’t want to deal with long wait times for uploading attachments, just send them through the website YouSendIt. With YouSendIt, you can send high-quality videos, whole albums of music, and a ton of high-resolution photos at once, up to 2GB in size (Gmail’s limit is 10 MB). [more]

October 30, 2007 - YouSendIt Suite Targets Business
By David Needle
YouSendIt has formally launched its YouSendIt Corporate Suite for letting multiple users send and receive large files using one corporate account. While the original YouSendIt service is designed for individuals, Corporate Suite is less expensive for groups and offers more management and reporting capabilities.[more]

October 10, 2007 - Eliminate the Hassles and Expenses of Sending Large Files
By Small Biz Advice, Technology, Audio
In this age of speed and instant communication, small businesses of all types regularly have the need to send large files such as digital images, audio, video, PDFs & more on a regular basis. Many times when we send a large file, we experience email bounce-backs or have no idea if the file successfully made it to the intended recipient.[more]

August 1, 2007 - YouSendIt: the online Fedex for large files
By Ubergizmo
The free service (file under MB) is quite simple to use on YouSendIt, it is accessible right from the homepage, no need to register to send a file under 20 MB. According to Ranjith Kumaran, the main differentiator from their competitors is the quality of their customer support and the reliability of their platform (security and data recovery). If you pay attention to YouSendIt services page, there is a line mentioning the email support response time, which is quite unique. There is a Photoshop and an Outlook plug-in that allow users to send files right from those applications (I did not test). YouSendIt is among the 100 companies selected for the AO100 awards. [more]

August 1, 2007 - YouSendIt.com goes into Desktop Apps!
By BitBot
For a very long time I’ve only been receiving unnecessary update e-mails from various online applications like Twitter, Change.org, Facebook, etc. Today I got something that caught my eye and deserved my attention; an e-mail with the subject line “Faster uploads with our new YouSendIt application and promises of an efficient, user-friendly and convenient desktop application of YouSendIt.” [more]

July 24, 2007 - E-mail Attachments: Size No Longer Matters
By Lauren Simonds
Sending large file attachments via e-mail can be tricky once you start heading north of 10 or 20MB. E-mail clients limit attachment sizes, and small businesses that work with large presentations, audio or video files that can be hundreds of megabytes or larger in size have to rely on FTP sites or overnight delivery just to send an electronic file.
Enter YouSendIt.com, a Web-based subscription service that’s designed to let you send large files to anyone, anytime, anywhere, without either you or your recipient installing any software. You select a file to send and upload it to YouSendIt’s server. The person you’re sending it to receives an e-mail from You Send It that contains a link to your file. They click on the link, and download the file. [more]

July 13, 2007 - Upload Large Files to YouSendIt from Desktop, Can Resume Uploads
By Amit Agarwal
What’s exciting about the new YouSendIt software is that it can resume uploads - you know the frustration when you are uploading a MB file from the web uploader when suddenly the internet connection breaks or the browser crashes for some reason.
With the new YouSendIt uploader, that problem may be a thing of the past as it will resume file upload from the exact point where it broke earlier. Once the file is successfully uploaded and sent to the intended recipients, you get an email confirmation automatically. [more]

June 18, 2007 - Webware 100 Award Winner YouSendIt
By Webware staff
YouSendIt is a file-sharing service. It allows receivers to get files by clicking standard URL links. Since YouSendIt stores files on its own servers, you have to upload what you want to share, but then you don’t have to leave your PC on to allow people to pick it up. The hosted transfer model isn’t as flexible as peer-to-peer sharing, but it is easier to use for both senders and receivers. [more]

June 1, 2007 - Avoiding the Logjam...YouSendIt Claims to Transfer Very Large Files Over a Secure Link
By Angela Hey Mountain View Voice
E-mailing large files can be frustrating, especially when you’ve found out too late that an e-mail bounced and the recipient didn’t open the file.

Presentations, videos, photos and music that exceed the 20 megabyte size limit imposed by many e-mail services are problematic. Some e-mail services can’t store large files, although Yahoo touts unlimited e-mail storage and Google offers nearly 3 gigabytes.

A Web-based service from YouSendIt, (yousendit.com) in downtown Mountain View sends and, more importantly, tracks large files... [more]

June 14, 2007 - Is There a Tool to Help Send Large Files Over the Internet?
By Walter S. Mossberg The Wall Street Journal
There is no other major item most of us own that is as confusing, unpredictable and unreliable as our personal computers. Everybody has questions about them, and we aim to help.

This week my mailbox contained questions about sending large files over the Internet... [more]

April 24, 2007 - YouSendIt raises $10M for file delivery service for professionals
By Matt Marshall, Venture Beat

YouSendIt, a Mountain View, Calif. service that lets professionals deliver large files over the Internet, said it has raised $10 million in a second round of venture capital financing.

The funding comes at a time when dozens of companies are helping speed up the delivery of files in multiple ways. “There are a zillion of them,” said Nick Sturiale, an investor with Seven Rosen Funds, which provided the funding, along with Sigma Partners, which led the round, and Alloy Ventures.

However, most services are not focusing purely on file delivery, many of them are offering a service for free, as part of a large range of services. YouSendIt’s niche: Helping small businesses and independent professionals send large data files...[more]

November 13, 2006 - Sharing Photos
If you have a small number of photos, you can probably send them using just e-mail. If would like to send a huge file, the easiest option is using the ”You Send It“ service. For this, please open URL www.yousendit.com and just enter the recipient’s e-mail address, select the file, enter your e-mail address and a message to the recipient, and they will receive an e-mail with a URL to pick up the file.
Vijaya Bhaskar, Hindu Business Line

November 11, 2006 - Notable Ideas from Startup Camp [November 2-3, 2006]
YouSendIt is an end-to-end solution for sending files, positioned as an alternative to FTP and e-mail attachments. Users upload a file to the YouSendIt server over standard http, then e-mail access permission to whomever they want to see the file.
Christine.net. Technology, society, and best practices

September 2, 2006 - Handy service helps send large files
The targeted business users are people who have the need to swap big files - artists, designers, and videographers - but who don’t have an IT department and huge servers to manage data flow. To this end, the service has developed a ridiculously simple interface.
Charles Bermant, The Seattle Times

June 5, 2006 - YouSendIt when attachments don’t work
I dropped Jim a note asking whether he had a Gmail account or did he want to pick it up from my FTP server? His response was “www.yousendit.com.”
Mark Gibbs, Network World

April 9, 2006 - Need to e-mail someone a large file? If you’ve tried this using your e-mail program, you know the problem
Often, a recipient’s e-mail inbox will not allow large file attachments. Get around the issue by using YouSendIt, a free web service that allows you to upload a large file and then send your recipient an e-mail message explaining how to download it using any Web browser.
Tech News, monstersandcritics.com

March 20, 2006 - Students’ email safe, secure
If students need to send files filtered by WildCat Mail, Weidman recommends using YouSendIt’s Web site, yousendit.com, a free service that allows temporary uploading of files.
Neal Midgley, The Signpost, Weber State University

February 21, 2006 - WEBSITE OF THE DAY - yousendit.com
The service allows you to send up to 1GB files at a time, and before you panic you won’t clog up your recipients email account.
Stuart Miles, Pocket-lint Software & Online

February 21, 2006 - Top Five “Sweet” Websites
Forget your jump drive often? Need to send a file that’s too big for an e-mail attachment? Just go to yousendit.com and you can send a file up to 1 gigabyte in size for free by e-mail. Not to mention, they scan all files for viruses.
Jay Baker, The Pacer, University of Tennessee

January 15, 2006 - Programs Aid Transmission Of Photos Over The Internet
The site couldn’t be easier to use. Your [recipient] downloads the file in the same manner that any other file would be downloaded, thereby avoiding huge files clogging up an e-mail server or inbox.
Taipei Times Editorial

January 4, 2006 - TechCrunch
This is a good, free service that would have made my "most loved" post last week if I had been able to use it before now. I’m glad they are working out the kinks in the service.
Michael Arrington, TechCrunch.com

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