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FYI - i-drive and BIGWORDS

  • 11/01/00

An alliance between i-drive, a provider of free personalspace on the Web, and BIGWORDS, a lifestyle brand and online destination forthe 18-24 year-old college audience, will offer the co-branded i-drive service,Filo, to help college students collect, manage and share files and Web contentwith peers and family. The co-branded service will allow students to opencustomized accounts to collect, store and share documents, presentations or anyWeb content. Filo will enable students to collect any digital content,including MP3s, images, news articles and e-commerce receipts, and studentswill be provided with space for Web content and 50 MB for desktop files. Formore information, visit www.idrive.com.

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