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Employees: 201-500
Total raised: $20M
Founded date: 2005
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Zero2IPO V... | vc.zero2ip... |
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 07.12.2007 | - | $20M | - |
Mentions in press and media 9
| Date | Title | Description |
| 12.07.2012 | Viki Climbs The Great Firewall, Signs With ‘China’s Facebook’ Renren For Its First Video Distribution Deal In The Country | Online video site Viki has made a big business out of aggregating content from around the world, covering 150+ languages in all, and making it accessible to all by crowdsourcing translations from its community of users. Now that pool of vie... |
| 20.12.2009 | Chinese video website Youku raises $40M more, furthering arms race | We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Youku.com, one of the largest and fastest growing... |
| 20.12.2009 | Chinese video website Youku raises $40M more, furthering arms race | Youku.com, one of the largest and fastest growing Chinese video websites, said Sunday evening it has raised $40 million in its latest round of funding and signaled that it expects to raise up to $40 million more before the round is over. We... |
| 30.06.2008 | Despite censorship issues, two Chinese online video sites get large rounds of fresh funding | The third-largest video site in China, 56.com, has been offline for nearly a month due to what most observers believe is government censorship. But that’s not stopping rivals from raising more funding. Youku, approximately tied with Tudou a... |
| 26.06.2008 | Chinese video site 56.com still offline while censorship rumors continue to grow | We’ve been covering the ongoing downtime experienced by third-place Chinese online video site 56.com, a company that has received significant backing from Silicon Valley investors. While the site claims technical problems are causing the do... |
| 04.06.2008 | Leading Chinese video sharing web sites are having trouble staying online | Youku.com, Tudou.com and 56.com may be the most popular video-sharing sites in China, but within the last few months, they’ve all suffered from downtime — due to what each of these venture-backed companies have said are technical problems. ... |
| 09.01.2008 | Everyone wants to be the “YouTube of China,” but they’re not | Every time we hear from one of the numerous Chinese video sites, they compare themselves to YouTube in its early days. But a closer look at the data suggests the video phenom in China just isn’t comparable. For example, Youku reports today ... |
| 07.12.2007 | 56.com aims to become YouTube of China, raises $20M | updated While YouTube ran away with the video-sharing crown in the United States, the race is still heated in China, the world’s second largest Internet market and fastest-growing. There, two leaders are fighting it out, Tudou.com and 56.co... |
| 18.06.2007 | Chinese Video Content Website 56.com Raises $10 Million | 56.com, a Chinese video start-up company has raised $10 million in funding from Steamboat Ventures. Steamboat is the funding company subsidiary of The Wall Disney Company. |