Medialab.co Website Review

global media as*et solution for broadcasters, content creators and brands. try it for free. automated workflow and api support to integrate with your systems. easily share your files and request feedback or approval from both internal and external shareholders.. stay in control. protect source files, require single sign on or set a default expiry for shared links. user roles and group management provide fine-grained control to lock down your media.. directly watch all media in your browser, no do*nload required. real-time events and notifications for multi-user environments. medialab allows you to upload, do*nload and share all types of video files in a fast and secure way, no matter what size. you can set up an automated workflow to allow producers to upload their formats to you, which will be delivered straight to your delivery platform. a reliable media sharing tool is of the essence when it comes to meeting budgets and deadlines in the media industry. together with features such as video sharing, video previews and commenting, medialab makes this possible. medialab provides centralized storage for important as*ets such as artwork, product photography, instruction videos, audio and logos. our tool makes it possible to organize, control and maintain your brand consistency. medialab enables you to upload and share large files on your own personalized and highly secure server. take back control: transform a lab with your brand identity and stay in charge of your videos, images and other large files. try it for free! we have already spent some time talking about our new apps, but so far we have stayed away from getting too technical. not this time. so as people, that is asking for several problems. you sent them with a purpose. you want your files to be seen and read instantly.  when you send files using e-mail you can request delivery notifications. but as we discussed in a previous blog, e-mail is not equipped for sending large amounts of data. and who does accept to annoying read receipt requests these days?