On Tuesday, Veoh Networks announced it had finally officially launched its video sharing service, after a year of beta testing. Veoh is backed by Time Warner and The Tornante Company, an investment firm run by Michael Eisner, formerly from Disney.
Seems like Veoh is trying to go the legit route, but it isn’t without controversy.
In 2006, Veoh made lots of video bloggers angry because they crawled their web sites, downloaded their videos, transcoded them and hosted them on Veoh’s sites without anyone’s permission.
Veoh said that its video sharing service offers producers the option of either pay-per-view, pay-to-own, or subscription-based business lines.
Bonus: Read this story about the top 10 video sharing sites for more on Veoh and others.
Another Bonus: Here’s Veoh’s official blog.
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Comment by Kevin Rockwell — April 11, 2008 @ 8:40 am