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Published 3 years ago

How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials

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When Bill Liang realized that popular video download and streaming service Renren Yingshi might be gone for good his heart sank.

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How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials

When Bill Liang realized that popular video download and streaming service Renren Yingshi might be gone for good his heart sank.

3 years ago·Atlanta, United States
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How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials

When Bill Liang realized that popular video download and streaming service Renren Yingshi might be gone for good his heart sank.The website, also known as YYeTs.com, was how the 24-year-old film school student was able to watch hundreds of episodes of pirated American TV shows when he was growing up in northern China.But the site — one of China’s largest, longest-running and last-remaining destinations for pirated, subtitled foreign content — wa…

3 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States
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How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials - Local News 8

When Bill Liang realized that popular video download and streaming service Renren Yingshi might be gone for good his heart sank.The website, also known as YYeTs.com, was how the 24-year-old film school student was able to watch hundreds of episodes of pirated American TV shows when he was growing up in northern China.But the site — one of China’s largest, longest-running and last-remaining destinations for pirated, subtitled foreign content — wa…

3 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States
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How a Chinese website for pirated TV shows became a cultural touchstone for millennials

When Bill Liang realized that popular video download and streaming service Renren Yingshi might be gone for good his heart sank.The website, also known as YYeTs.com, was how the 24-year-old film school student was able to watch hundreds of episodes of pirated American TV shows when he was growing up in northern China.But the site — one of China’s largest, longest-running and last-remaining destinations for pirated, subtitled foreign content — wa…

3 years ago·Panama City, United States
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