PhotobucketBy Amber TanderesSeptember 19, 2013

What is it? A media storage site in which members upload photos and videos and link

them to other websites (facebook, myspace, twitter, blogger)

A way to connect and share with family, friends, or the general public

Personal use, business, news, shopping, etc.

History of Photobucket

Founded by Alex Welch and Darren Crystal in 2003

They received funding from Trinity Ventures

It was owned by a company named Ontela who then changed their name to Photobucket and has been operating under that name ever since

Features

The ability to edit uploaded images and videos

Create slideshows and digital scrapbooks

Check out the photobucket blog for the lastest news, tutorials, and updates.

Photobucket stories: Combine photos, videos, text captions, and comments to create your story

Facts

Photobucket is the most popular website for finding photos, videos, graphics and uploading, sharing, and linking

Has more than 10 billion images from 100 million members

More than four million images and videos are uploaded per day

AccountsPro

Optional storage space

Upload videos up to 10 minutes long

10% discount on items from store

No ads

Regular

2 GB of storage space

Upload videos up to 5 minutes long

No discount on items

Ad supported

Price

• Monthly• Yearly

20 GB

• $2.99• $29.99

50 GB

• $4.99• $49.99

100 GB

• $8.99• $89.99

200 GB

• $16.99• $169.99

500 GB

• $39.99• $399.99

Mobile App Access your Photobucket account on

your mobile phone

Between 10,000,000 to 50,000,000 downloads

Take pictures and videos and share them wherever you are

Videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyuyYUodE3Y

Citationshttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/internet/social-networking/networks/photobucket.htm

http://online-image-hosting-review.toptenreviews.com/photobucket-review.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photobucket