Tudou - Wikipedia. Tudou, Inc. Screenshot Screenshot of Tudou home page. Type of business. Private. VC- Funded. Type of site. Video hosting service. Available in. Chinese.

Founded. February 1. Headquarters. Shanghai, China.

History. Tudou was founded by Gary Wang and Dutchman Marc van der Chijs, whom Wang met while at Bertelsmann Media Group in China. The name Tudou is Chinese Pinyin. Leap Full Movie Known as Ballerina Watch Online or Download instant free on your Desktop, Laptop, notepad, tab, smart phone, iPhone, iPad, Mac Pro, And others.

Key people. Gary Wang, CEOSam Lai, CFOGrace Wang, CAOSarah Jiang, CCOEvelyn Wang, CSODeng Wei, VPAnita Huang, VPYongzhu Song, VPYu Bin, VPParent. Youku Tudou. Slogan(s)"Today's TV Network, Tomorrow's Tudou"每个人都是生活的导演Websitewww.

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Current status. Active. Tudou, Inc. (simplified Chinese: 土豆网; traditional Chinese: 土豆網; pinyin: Tǔdòu Wǎng; literally: "Potato Net") is a video- sharingwebsite headquartered in Shanghai, China, where users can upload, view and share video clips.

Tudou went live on April 1. September 2. 00. 7 served over 5. Tudou states they are one of the world's largest bandwidth users, moving more than 1 Petabyte per day to 7 million users. You. Tube serves a larger number of videos per day, but since the average Tudou video is longer in duration, meaning the total amount of minutes of video being streamed daily from Tudou is significantly larger - about 1. You. Tube.[2]The Shanghai- based service uses Adobe Flash technology to publish more than 5.

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TV clips, and music videos. Unregistered users can watch videos on the site, while registered users are permitted to upload an unlimited number of videos, using on- line and Windows- based upload tools.[3]On March 1.

Youku reached an agreement to acquire Tudou in a stock- for- stock transaction, and the new entity will be named Youku Tudou Inc.[4]History[edit]Tudou was founded by Gary Wang and Dutchman Marc van der Chijs, whom Wang met while at Bertelsmann Media Group in China. The name Tudou is Chinese Pinyin (Romanized Chinese) for Potato. It was previously known as Toodou.

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Tudou. com in August 2. According to CEO Wang, the name comes from the English idiom "couch potato." He stated that his goal was to move couch potatoes from the television screen to the computer screen.[5]Prior to Tudou, Wang lived in the United States and returned to China to work for multi- national companies. Tudou was originally conceptualized as a video blogging company and the site launched on April 1.

You. Tube. Like many technology startups, Tudou was started on a small budget with a raw technology team. It was initially self- financed at about $1.

Its first major funding round was in 2. IDG China, GGV Capital (formerly Granite Global Ventures), and JAFCO Asia. Tudou's second funding was in early 2. Boston- based General Catalyst Partners and Shanghai- based Capital Today, with other existing investors participating.[2] The fourth round of funding was on April 2.

IDG Technology Venture Investment (IDGVC), Granite Global Ventures and General Catalyst Partners, and also included a member of the Rockefeller family.[6] The most recent funding was announced on August 5, 2. Temasek Holdings and existing investors.[7]Rapid growth[edit]During the summer of 2. Nielsen/Net. Ratings reported that Tudou was one of the fastest growing websites on the Web, growing from 1. According to a July 1. Tudou, with an additional 2. Neilsen's measurements indicate the website averages nearly 4. According to Chinese tracking service i.

Research, as of the mid- 2. Tudou has over 5.

Chinese online video market.[1. Research reported Tudou reached 9. June 2. 00. 9, and 1. June 2. 01. 0. Funding[edit]Tudou completed its financial fund series A to E between year 2. November 2. 00. 5, April 2. April 2. 00. 7, April 2.

August 2. 01. 0 respectively. A total of US$1. 35 million was raised from a roster of venture capital organizations including IDG Ventures China, Jafco Asia, GGV Capital, General Catalyst Partners, Capital Today, KTB, JAIC, Cyber Agent, Venrock, Crescent Point, and Temasek Holdings. Recent events[edit]In July 2. Watch Connected Megavideo.

Tudou introduced one of the world's first large- scale video advertising systems for video sites, several months ahead of You. Tube.[1. 0] In late September 2.

Intel and Tudou announced a partnership to explore wireless video sharing technologies and video applications for mobile devices. Tudou also agreed to increase its use of Intel CPUs in its rapidly growing video encoder server farms.

Intel will also promote its products through the Tudou advertising system.[1. In December 2. 00.

Tudou introduced videos in the H. In the aftermath of the 2. Sichuan earthquake on May 1.

May 2. 1 due to the period of national mourning. On September 1. 0, 2. Tudou received its license[1. SARFT. Copyright and video review[edit]Copyright[edit]A portion of Tudou's content comes from commercial sources and is not user- generated. The company says that the Chinese often go to Tudou for TV- like saq- media, instead of using their televisions. Starting 2. 00. 8 Tudou launched licensed content acquisition and partnership programs aggregating selective premium professional contents.

Nevertheless, Tudou still comes under criticism for its disregard of some copyright policies. Video review[edit]Tudou's in- house reviewers watch, approve, and categorize all uploaded videos.

The reviewers screen for inappropriate content such as pornography and categorize / tag each video.[1. Technical notes[edit]Video format[edit]Tudou's video playback technology is based on Macromedia's Flash Player. This technology allows the site to display videos with quality comparable to more established video playback technologies (such as Windows Media Player, Quick. Time and Real. Player) that generally require the user to download and install a web browserplugin in order to view video.

Flash also requires a plug- in, but the Flash 7 plug- in is generally considered to be present on approximately 9. The video can also be played back with gnash(cannot) or VLC. It has pixel dimensions of 3. Videos run at 2. 5 frames per second with a maximum data rate of 3. Tudou accepts uploaded videos in a variety of formats, including . WMV, . AVI, . MOV, MPEG and . MP4.[3]Video can be seen in windowed mode or full screen mode; it is possible to switch the mode during the viewing of any video without reloading it because of the full- screen function of Adobe Systems.

Flash Player 9. Because of the copyright and licensing issues, some Tudou videos are blocked to international IP addresses. Bandwidth[edit]Tudou reports that it's one of the world's largest bandwidth users, sending over 1. PB (Petabyte) of video files per day, which is nearly 1.

Gbit/s of sustained traffic. The company uses a variety of proprietary and commercial content distribution networks (CDNs), such as China.

Cache to distribute videos around China.[1. The domain tudou.

Compete. com survey.[1. See also[edit]References[edit]^"Tudou. Site Info". Alexa Internet.

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March 1. 2, 2. 01. Retrieved March 1. Tudou. com Uploaders to Share Ad Revenue, "Sina News" July 4, 2. Chinese Video Site Tudou Receives Another Big Round of $5. Million". Washingtonpost. Retrieved 2. 01. 4- 0. Tudou raises $5. 0M more for mobile video explosion".

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From 1. 31 Million to 3. Million - Tudou. com Triples Weekly Clip View in just Three Months". Nielsen Net. Ratings Press Release.

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How To Stream Media/Internet on Your TV – For Free![This is part 2 of our 3- part series on how to save money with your cable, phone, and internet bills (while also FAILING at the same time). You can find part #1 here.]We’re back! Last article we went over how to get home phone service for practically free by using Ooma, and this time around we’re tackling the heated Cable/TV part of the telecom trifecta. And just like with our home phone line, I unfortunately screwed myself multiple ways in this department too – one of which out of frugality itself!(See that big honkin’ TV up there? That’s ours. It’s large, paid off, 1.

Except when it’s not and your hacking attempts go to $hit. Sigh…)Let’s start with why we were messing around with TV in the first place. Plain and simple, we’re tired of paying $1.

We still want all three parts in our lives (notice the “want” there and not “need” – except for the internet), we just know there are cheaper ways to go about it if you harness creativity and newfangled technology. So just like with our cell phones last month, and car insurance and home phone service this month, we set out to tackle the TV portion of this outrageous bill all in the spirit of challenging everything. And why do we still want cable TV? Well, I’ll let my wife answer that part: “Do you know what it’s like to grow up as a kid without cable? You can’t take it away from me now that I have it – I love it! And you can tell your blogging friends that too.”That’s reason #1 : ) Obviously outside of my control, unless I fancy myself a divorce.

Reason #2 is that I too enjoy a handful of the offerings TV and premium channels serve up. I can live without them no doubt about it, but I’d be lying if I said I don’t enjoy my reality shows and HBO/Showtimes to catch some of my favorite series. Shows like Game of Thrones, Homeland, True Detective, The Leftovers, and more recently Ray Donovan. My wife calls him my current man crush, and I wouldn’t totally disagree with her – Liev Schreiber is a bad ass now! Like the complete opposite of Cotton Weary from back in the old Scream days, haha…Anyways, the point is we’re not ready to get rid of TV’s luxuries all the way yet, but we are wanting to scale back and save some dough in the process.

Here was the plan on how to accomplish this. First, find a way to get Netflix/internet onto our TV like all other modern rock stars.

I get the appeal of watching it on your laptop, but after 1. I want do when unwinding. The second step – call up Verizon and simply ask them to cut channels out and lower our bill (Hah! As if it were that easy). We figured if we could find a way to substitute our shows/movies over time by using the internet instead of Verizon, we’d save a nice stash of cash like many of you are already doing and have the best of both worlds going on. Then, maybe, just maybe, my wife would be singing a new tune with those dollars in her pockets?

How to stream internet to your TV, way #1. So off I went… I looked on Amazon for ways to hook up my TV to the internet, and came across a slew of options. There was Roku, Sungale, Apple TV, Amazon Fire and a ton more which I eventually got inundated with until I noticed that many Blu- ray DVD players now come with built- in wifi? Who knew?! I had never heard of this as we never watch DVDs, but if you can stream the internet on it at the same time while saving that money I was ’bout it ’bout it. And since I thought you needed a DVD player to watch Netflix, it killed two birds with one stone. That was mistake #1 – you don’t need a DVD player necessarily – you can STREAM shows/movies through Netflix too!

Oops.)So I looked around and landed on the highly rated Sony BDP- S5. D Blu- ray that had built in Wi- Fi for $8. That was mistake #2. Not because it’s a bad product or anything (the reviews are great!), but because IT DIDN’T WORK WITH OUR TV! I just assumed it would because why wouldn’t it, right? Here’s our TV again in case you mysteriously missed it the first time: It’s large as $hit (6.

HDTV surprisingly enough, but it never occurred to me that it had long met it’s prime w/ technology. I of course knew it was ancient, but who looks at the  ports in the back when buying this stuff? How would I know it didn’t have the much- required HDMI hookup that’s apparently quite important with streaming and internet badassity? I never thought twice, and because so paid a hefty penalty in both time and money w/ this lame hacking attempt of mine. Then there was mistake #3: waiting two months to open it up and try connecting everything. Meaning, I didn’t realize it wasn’t compatible until it was way too late to return it, thereby losing a cool $8. Of course, I can still hawk it and probably recoup most of that money since it retails for $1.

Moving in the opposite direction here! But wait for mistakes #4, #5, #6, and #7 first: I thought I could outwhit myself and find a way to jigger around different cords and contraptions to see if that would save this debacle. So first bought a coaxial cable to see if that would do the trick (the Blu- ray and my TV both had slots for it) but of course that didn’t work – you need HDMI!

Then I picked up an HDMI cord (getting closer) and tried plugging that into the DVD player which also connected the cable box, which then connected to the TV. That’s gotta work right? Nope. I should have stopped there and ate the loss, but unfortunately I went on… I wondered if you could somehow up convert the old stuff into the new stuff, and came across a handful of reviews saying you could by buying a converter doo- hicky for those wanting to use new equipment with old TVS (like DVD players). Exactly what I needed! So I tried my hand at that dropping another $2. Mini HDMI to 3. RCA Composite AV Converter – along with the appropriate cables (another $5), and off I went to convert.

That didn’t work either. Though, I did muster up some resemblance of a conversion as I could at least then program the DVD player into the TV screen, however it was all pretty blurry and I managed to shrink the viewing size of the TV in half too. Damn. At the end of the day month, I was out another $5. So if anybody needs any…? And here is what we’ve learned so far: Do you research before picking up electronics!

Don’t wait for forever to see if it works. Hold onto your patient pants and don’t go dumping more money into something with a tiny % of working. Similar to gambling when you keep waiting for that next big chance to recoup your losses! This brings us to (the cheapest) way to stream stuff to your TV : )The kind folks at Republic Wireless mentioned they were having a deal going on where all new purchasers of their phones/service would be getting a free Google Chromecast thingamajig, and they asked if I wanted to try one out and then do a giveaway (Unfortunately the offer is now over BUT they say it’ll probably happen again – so watch for it : )). At first I didn’t know what the hell it was, so I Googled it and found this: “Chromecast is a thumb- sized media streaming device that plugs into the HDMI port on your TV. Simply use an Android phone, tablet, i. Phone®, i. Pad®, Mac or Windows laptop, or Chromebook to cast your favorite entertainment and apps right to the big screen.”“Hell yeah!” I said.

I’ve been looking for a new way to stream internet on my TV cuz my dang Blu- ray sucks balls. Send me one to test and then I’ll give one away too!”But I quickly notice the “plugs into the HDMI port” part again, ugh… Yet another time my awesome TV screws me!