Veoh Networks, the start-up accused recently of letting people download entire videos scraped from other places without the creators’ permission, has raised $12.5 million in a second round of venture ...
The start-up, with old-media backing, lets people upload feature-length video. Not surprisingly, the pirates were quick to move in. Greg Sandoval covers media and digital entertainment for CNET News.
We were as shocked as everyone to hear Veoh is laying off employees and heading towards bankruptcy. Just a few years ago, the company seemed poised to challenge Google's YouTube as the go-to ...
Video Web site Veoh Networks is bankrupt and its assets will be sold off to repay creditors, the company’s top executive announced Friday. Dmitry Shapiro, Veoh’s founder and CEO, blamed the company’s ...
Veoh will be filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the very near future. Veoh, a company located in San Diego, had raised nearly 70 million dollars. The company spent through four major funding rounds.
Video Web site Veoh Networks is bankrupt and its assets will be sold off to repay creditors, the company’s top executive announced Friday. Dmitry Shapiro, Veoh’s founder and CEO, blamed the company’s ...
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