It's a Chinese equivalent for 'YouTube'...

2009-11-21T21:12:39.476-08:00

It's a Chinese equivalent for 'YouTube', and is violating many copyrighted laws, normally with Chinese subtitles.

It's quite nice to have a place you can watch new movies online without been have to disconnect your modem/router and wait for new IP lease (like 'MegaVideo', where you can't locate the movie by a built-in search feature on site but only with external sites).

and guess what? you can download the movie file, just like you can with 'YouTube' - only here you'ld do that only if you didn't mind the Chinese subtitles and the '58.com' dubbed into the movie.

BTW, you seem to really have got into this research on NNNNN names. well done mate :)
I think you should get out more.

PS - there's also 'Veoh' that starting to look the same, but like YouTube - they keep upgrading their player online - only they tend to block watching now to only first 5 minutes every once in a while, so don't be surprised to see that as well among first 100 sites on Alexa, near YouTube, and 58.com.

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It's a Chinese equivalent for 'YouTube'...