Veoh ... Veoh (/ ˈviːoʊ /) was an American video-sharing website, created in September 2005 by Dmitry Shapiro and Ted Dunning. Originally launched as a virtual television network application, Veoh re-established itself as a video-sharing website in March 2006.
Veoh was an American video hosting website. Following bankruptcy in 2010, it was acquired by Qlipso and later ended up in the hands of Japanese blog, video and general web hosting company FC2.
Veoh.com is definitely an overcrowded website with approximately 2M visitors monthly, according to Alexa, which gave it a very high traffic rank. Moreover, Veoh can boast of a very high social media engagement level: 280K StumbleUpon views, 157 Google+ votes and 90 LinkedIn shares.
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Veoh Networks was a video-sharing platform that aimed to distribute long-format, high-quality videos using peer-to-peer technology. Despite early success and significant investment, it struggled with copyright issues and high operational costs.
