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Turkey, Thailand and UAE were blocked as of October 2009.

Egypt, Romania, Martinique and Pakistan were also blocked in June. As of March 30, 2009, Veoh also blocked the Czech Republic, Lebanon, Malaysia and Serbia.Indian users have reported that the Veoh restrictions were lifted for a month, yet came back in August. Gaude Paez, a spokesperson told 'The markets we are exiting collectively represent less than 10 percent of our viewer base.' She maintained that the decision was 'not about saving resources but rather refocusing those resources.' Recently, however, the restriction has been removed from certain territories such as Puerto Rico.As of June 2008, visitors (IP addresses) in the vast majority of countries, including Asia, portions of Europe, Africa, Central America, and South America, have reported being blocked or experiencing a similar message for their region. As of May 31, 2008, upon trying to access the site from a Latvian IP address a screen is displayed: 'Veoh is no longer available in Latvia & Mauritius' Without prior notice, users from these countries were denied the ability to back up the contents they have contributed to the website.The company stated that the decision was made in order to focus on the 34 markets in which it has the most viewers. In late May 2008, Veoh discontinued service in many countries.The site contains pornographic advertising on nearly every page. Its privacy policy has not been updated since 2008, its terms of service have not been updated since 2009. ДЄs of September 2021, its website remains active, though its social pages remain fairly inactive.

In February 2010, Shapiro, indicated on his blog that 'the distraction of the legal battles, and the challenges of the broader macro-economic climate have led to our Chapter 7 bankruptcy.' On April 7, 2010, it was announced that Israeli blogging host Qlipso had acquired Veoh out of bankruptcy for an undisclosed sum, who aimed to use the acquisition to add users and revenue to its blogging and content sharing service. In April 2009, following layoffs in November 2008, Veoh reduced its staff by 25 more to 45 remaining employees and reinstated Dmitry Shapiro as its CEO, replacing Steve Mitgang. In 2008, the website attracted approximately 17 million unique visitors monthly according to a study.

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In April 2006, he was one of the investors (along with Time Warner) in the $12.5 million second round of financing for Veoh and re-affirmed his status in August 2007 as an investor in the company's $25 million Series C financing round. The company received media attention after Michael Eisner, a former Disney chairman, joined the board. Independent creators who produced Veoh include NextNewNetworks, 60 Frames, Can We Do That?, Goodnight Burbank, and Dave and Tom.

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In addition to the user-generated content that Veoh broadcasts, Veoh has distributed content from major media companies via its VeohTV Beta including CBS, ABC, The WB, Viacom's MTV Networks, ESPN, FEARNet, Billboard, Ford Models, Us Weekly, TV Guide, and others.

Veoh officially launched (out of beta) in February 2007.

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The company launched an early version of its distribution technology in September 2005, and debuted its full beta service in March 2006. Time Warner, Michael Eisner's Tornante Company, Spark Capital, Shelter Capital Partners, Tom Freston's Fireflењ“ LLC, Jonathan Dolgen (former chairman of Viacom Entertainment Group), Intel, and Goldman Sachs were all major investors. It raised around $70 million from venture capital and media investors. Veoh was founded by web-developer Dmitry Shapiro, who had the idea of creating a video-sharing website in 2004 during his honeymoon, wanting to create a platform for anyone to be able to record and share video online.