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Cloud storage service Dropbox announced an integration with Facebook that allows users to share files within groups on the social network.
Fewer than one-half of Facebook’s 900 million-plus monthly average users take advantage of its groups functionality, and many say it is the most underused feature. But this may soon change, and we may see a spike in groups users.
Pipe, a startup set to launch in beta Monday, will allow users to transfer files of up to one gigabyte in size via Facebook, using Adobe’s Real-Time Media Protocol Flow communication protocol.
The leading vendor of file compression software, Corel, has come out with a Facebook version of WinZip, called ZipShare.
Since Facebook’s pushing 600 million members, your friends are likelier to be on this site than other places they could be sharing media files.
