MiMedia Partners With Wireless Broadband Provider KeyOn Communications

MiMedia announced a partnership with KeyOn Communications Holdings, Inc., giving customers of the wireless broadband provider access to the cloud to store, secure and share their digital media.

"Personal media and other files is a priceless and irreplaceable asset that is vulnerable to digital disasters in the home such as fire, flood, theft, or a hard drive crash. MiMedia is pleased to provide a more secure online backup solution to KeyOn’s customers throughout 11 states," said Erik Zamkoff, MiMedia Founder and CEO.

MiMedia offers consumers secure backup and on demand access to their files from any web connected device. Additionally, MiMedia’s patent-pending Shuttle Drive service reduces initial backup times for consumers. MiMedia’s customers can backup over broadband or those with larger storage requirements can select to utilize Free Shuttle Drive service to complete their initial backup.

"The Shuttle Drive makes it easier than ever to complete the initial backup which can be a long and tedious process over a broadband connection," said Zamkoff.

Beyond online backup, MiMedia also provides instant on demand access to files from anywhere. MiMedia presents and logically organizes each user’s files by media type. Subscribers can listen to their music including their playlists, watch videos, and view photo galleries from one location. Users can also share photos and videos via private email links or post to their favorite social network newsfeeds.

"KeyOn is always looking for ways to augment our subscribers’ experience on our networks. Our partnership with MiMedia allows our customers to continue to leverage the cloud services as they currently do with email and collaboration applications," said Jonathan Snyder, CEO, KeyOn. "Cloud storage of media and the other MiMedia applications are user-friendly and practical and we believe will prove to be immensely beneficial to our subscribers."