Veoh is a Web site that's headed for your TV. It's also the name for a suite of applications for collecting, publishing, and watching a vast selection of video programming. Veoh is a diverse, virtual community of indie publishers coming together with their new audiences. And it's also a few offices in Southern California full of entertainment industry insiders, outsiders, and technologists.
This is how we see it. Television sent the old neighborhood cinema audience back to their homes, where they were told what to watch, and when.
Let's set them free again. Bring them back together and give them what they've wanted all along. Veoh gives viewers a limitless marketplace of compelling or informative television programming for wherever and whenever they choose to watch.
VeohTV and Veoh.com combine as a virtual television network that organizes, showcases, and delivers clear, full-screen video programming to anyone with a broadband connection. VeohTV turns online video into Internet television.
With VeohTV, watch video from thousands of websites, in one easy-to-use full screen application. Watch streaming video from major television networks such as CBS, to independently-produced content available on sites such as YouTube, Google Video, Veoh.com and MySpace. Navigate with a keyboard and mouse or use a PC remote control. VeohTV is like a free DVR for web video. Watch video on-demand or record it to your hard drive to watch later.
Veoh.com is an advanced video hosting and sharing site with over 70,000 content publishers – from Lions Gate, PBS, National Lampoon, Road and Track and Us Magazine to thousands of independent filmmakers and content producers.
Filmmakers, producers, journalists, content owners - players at any level - can become independent publishers on Veoh. Uploaded once, a video project is syndicated everywhere, across nearly every major video-sharing/distribution site on the Web. Publishers may offer their segments anywhere for free or pay-per-view.
About the suits. Veoh Networks, Inc., is privately held and backed by leading technology and media investors, including Spark Capital, Michael Eisner's Tornante Company, Time Warner Inc. and Shelter Capital Partners.
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