Where can we store the media?

Have you ever used a media storage?

Social media storages are services for the joint storage of media files. They can be classified according  to the type of files hosted on these servers.

Flickr is a social service designed to store and further personal or share photos.
Flickr allows you to upload, publish, edit photos, use category tags, which allow you to search faster for photos. The service allows all its users to share their photos and tags in photos, determine the level of access to the photo, group photos into albums and even specify the geographical location of the photo on the built-in map.

https://www.flickr.com

YouTube brings together users from all over the world, so here you can always meet like-minded people.

On YouTube, you can upload videos in several popular formats, such as .mpeg and .avi. YouTube automatically converts them into Flash Video (.flv) and makes them available for viewing online.

Youtube also provides the ability to download some videos directly from the site.

https://www.youtube.com

Google.Docs. Here you can create new documents or open previously saved files, and then work on them together with other users, giving them access. At the same time, sorting and searching for documents and books can be done in more simple ways, because the text document is enough to automatically index to determine its contents, make a list of keywords and find related topics. This service is available in the app on iOS and Android 

https://docs.google.com/