Vimeo has launched Vimeo Plus for $59.95 per year. But with so many limitations, will its user base want to use it? CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered everything ...

The IAC-owned company is dissolving its development team as it plans to refocus on its creator community. By Natalie Jarvey Vimeo is no longer moving forward with plans for a subscription video ...

LOS ANGELES -- Vimeo, which has long been known for offering a premium subscription for video creators, announced its plans Wednesday to launch a consumer-facing subscription business. "Vimeo has the ...

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Vimeo has launched a new on demand video service, giving Canadians another destination for buying and streaming movies, television shows, and short films online. Announced Tuesday morning at the SXSW ...

Vimeo, which had been gearing up to launch a subscription VOD service, will no longer proceed with the plans. “Vimeo has confirmed that it has decided not to proceed in offering a subscription-based ...

Vimeo joins TikTok, YouTube and Meta in implementing a way for creators to label AI-generated content. The video hosting service announced on Wednesday that creators must now disclose to viewers when ...

Vimeo plans to start a new Netflix-type streaming service and develop its own content, but its won't spend Netflix dollars. Rather, the site (owned by Barry Diller's IAC) will help its creator ...

VMEO had 56% revenue growth in Q1 over the same time in the previous year. VMEO's growth finally brought the company to positive net earnings. VMEO's Magisto software has been praised for offering ...

Vimeo is looking to take a slice of the video subscription market by launching its own consumer-facing subscription service and developing original content, the interim CEO of Vimeo Joey Levin ...

Vimeo is no longer moving forward with plans for a subscription video service, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. By Natalie Jarvey Vimeo is no longer moving forward with plans for a subscription ...

“Vimeo has confirmed that it has decided not to proceed in offering a subscription based original program service scheduled to begin in ’18,” the company said in a prepared statement. The decision by ...