Stream Upload - Indian Web 2.0

Posted on September 12, 2006
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Another nifty application highlighted by start-ups India is Stream Upload. Upload files, tag and describe and then share. If you’re a corner shop kind of entrepreneur there’s a business or two here. Its founder already has four start up products! See also techslash for a round up.

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