Shareholders of Youku Tudou, the U.S. traded Chinese online video provider, will vote on its merger plan with Alibaba on March 14th and the approval will make it a fully owned subsidiary of Alibaba.

The two companies will together boast over a third of the market share in the booming country where online video sites unofficially compete for eyeballs with traditional television. The all-stock deal ...

Youku and Tudou may have merged financially, but it seems Youku's management is not planning to merge the two platforms anytime soon. Yesterday, Youku Tudou launched what it is calling the "True Dou" ...

Younger-skewing Tudou will launch three self-produced shows, including one providing updates on celebrity culture and the entertainment industry. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor Youku Tudou, ...

On October 16, Alibaba (BABA) announced its intention to acquire the remaining Youku Tudou (YOKU) shares that Alibaba does not already own. It was an all-cash transaction, at $26.60 per share. The ...

Chinese online video giant, Tudou (NASDAQ:TUDO - News), announced that it will employ Digital Element’s NetAcuity Edge hyperlocal geolocation technology to bring location-targeted ads to users. Tudou ...

Fresh off its IPO, China-based Tudou plans to build out its video website as well as offerings in mobile video and its own original content. Tudou went public Wednesday, with the stock closing at ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Tudou Holdings Limited, a leading online video company in China, ended ...

Tudou has created an enhanced video sharing platform that allows Sina Weibo users to share video content, which has given the company's stock prices a boost. In a statement issued last Friday, the ...