The process of electronically sending computerized information from one computer to another computer. Scope Notes: When uploading, most often the transfer is from a smaller computer to a larger one.

the transmission of a file from one computer system to another. A         B         C         D         E         F         G        

 The transmission of a file from one computer system to a server, which results in a reproduction of the work to a second medium specified by the second computer system.

Often confused with downloading, uploading a file means transmitting it from your computer to a remote one. On the Internet, most people do a lot more downloading than uploading. See: Downloading

The opposite of downloading, uploading is when you send information from your computer to the internet. For example, when you send an email or a photo to a website. It is sometimes referred to as upstreaming.

Moving or copying a file from a local computer to a remote network or Web server.

  Is the transfer of data from your local computer to a remote location (computer, server ,etc.).

A term used to describe sending a file via your modem to a Web site, or from the computer back to your digital camera.

Uploading refers to the process of transferring a digital asset from a user's computer to a Digital Asset Management system. In most cases these days, it implies transferring the asset over eithe [..]

"Uploading" is another way of describing the transfer of local files (files stored on your computer) to a server connected to the Internet. The process is sometimes referred to as "publishing" or "put", and it usually involves utilizing the File Transfer Protocol (FTP). [↑]