BOCA RATON, Fla., April 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Multiply (http://multiply.com/), one of the world's leading media sharing services, has launched a Portuguese-language version of its website, making it accessible to Brazilians who are interested in an easy, secure way to share media, including high-resolution photos and soon high-definition video with their friends and family. On a monthly basis, more than 2 million Brazilians visit Multiply's English language site, which offers unlimited storage, along with photo-editing tools and the ability to create print products such as photo books and calendars.
"Multiply is already the destination of choice for Brazilians to store, share and do more with their valuable photos and videos than on social sites such as Facebook or Orkut, and we're proud to make the site available in their native language," says Peter Pezaris, Multiply's founder and CEO. "Multiply is now accessible to so many more people who want one place to share all of their media easily and securely, with the types of comprehensive tools and granular privacy controls that only Multiply offers."
The translation of Multiply from English to Portuguese was largely done by the site's Brazilian users, who submitted and voted on translations using a tool developed by Multiply.
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