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October 08, 2012

How video site ViKi turned online viewers into offline fans in Indonesia, by @jshkvn

Tech in Asia :: International video site ViKi.com has more than 1 billion videos viewed, and 200 million words translated into subtitles by its community. It isn’t limiting itself to translating English content – it has translated Korean dramas, Japanese anime, Spanish novelas, and Bollywood blockbusters.

A report by Joshua Kevin, www.techinasia.com

October 08, 2012 at 10:41 AM |

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