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Founded by Kim Kyung-ik on Oct 25, 2004.1
October 2004 – Launched video sharing portal Pandora TV
October 2005 – Launched iCF ad format
October 2005 – Changed the corporate name from Lettee.com to Pandora TV Co.
June 2006 – Completed Series A financing of over $6 million from a Silicon Valley–based investment group led by Altos Ventures
April 2007 – Completed Series B financing of $10 million led by DCM (formerly known as Doll Capital Management)
December 2007 – Selected as one of the Top 100 Global Tech Startups in 2007 by Red Herring
December 2007 – Launched Pandora TV Global Beta service
March 2008 – Acquired The K-Multimedia Player, a premium video player solution
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April 2008 – Officially launched Pandora TV global service offered in four languages (English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean)
July 2015 – Pandora TV uses Youtube to host it's videos and is no longer an independent platform
January 31, 2023 – Pandora TV service ended, and users get redirected to Moviebloc.com.
From Wikipedia’s article on Pandora TV, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.4