Tubearoo Launches Chinese Video Site


Tubearoo is building a network of internet video, social networking and people-powered websites, which currently consists of Tubearoo.com, Shoutwire.com and Tubearoo.cn. Catering to Chinese speaking internet users who wish to view, upload and share video, revenue from online video in China is expected to rise 580 per cent by 2010, according to this article.

The Amazing Boobkini is getting a pretty good rise out of us already 8-)

Also of interest - so says the machine:

Internet Society of China Online Video Report
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Internet Comic Bringing Home the Bacon
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Time Warp
Future :: A Camcorder Designed for Internet Video Sharing
Past :: Washington Post Snags PrezVid.com

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