"upload on" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
To use upload in a sentence, you should use "upload to". For example, "I uploaded my report to the company's cloud server."
Since its upload on 8 September, the original clip has had around 3,275,000 views.
More time at gigs and other social activities is spent creating documentary evidence to upload on to social networking pages.
Will the chip manufacturer own it as Facebook owns the data you upload on their products at present?
For his follow-up, however, he accepted a commission for the BBC's iPlayer service; Fear Itself premiered as an upload on 18 October.
Customers eagerly describe their orders on home videos that they upload on YouTube, with segments on topics like hair design, delivery and grooming.
What my gushing friend was trying to say was: "When will you upload on to Wattpad next?" If you've not heard of Wattpad, you don't know a girl in her early teens.
Getting something uploaded on this blog will be different.
Over 380 million photos are uploaded on Facebook every day.
Amateur video uploaded on YouTube showed extensive destruction.
This is citizen journalism, then uploaded on to the web for all to view.
A grab taken from a video uploaded on the Iraqi Ministry of Defence, dated yesterday.
