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Turning to CNTV for A ComebackXiaomi announced a tie-up of its set-top box, Xiaomi Box, and CNTV, the online video provider under the state broadcaster. Xiaomi Box will be sold in three cities, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Changsha, for a trial after receiving official approval from authorities. Local media found that, as expected, the box cannot access online video services Xiaomi touted to offer anymore. As you may remember, Xiaomi Box suspended service one week after its launch due to the licensing issue. Another player, LeTV, who also makes set-top boxes like Xiaomi Box, knows much better about the game rules.