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" ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Alibaba currently owns 16.5% of Youku Tudou, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Alibaba is offering US$26.60 per ...

When Youku (NYS: YOKU) issued a press release over the weekend -- moving up its quarterly earnings release from Wednesday to Monday morning -- it was easy to get excited. Was China's leading ...

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, ...

Tudou, China’s Internet TV giant, has announced that a redesign, new social features and original content are about to appear to kick-start its 100 day “True Dou” campaign. This is the first major ...

In total Tudou has raised US$135 million in funding since the website went live on 15 April 2005, representing the largest investment to date for an online video business in China. Gary Wang, Tudou ...