NEW YORK, Oct. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Vimeo (NASDAQ: VMEO), the world’s most innovative video experience platform, today announced the launch of its groundbreaking app for Apple Vision Pro. This ...

Vimeo is ending support for its existing TV apps — with the video management and hosting provider telling customers they’ll have a “better ongoing experience” by using video-casting features instead.

There’s some bad news for those of you who use Vimeo on your TV — the YouTube alternative known for its flair for the dramatic and indie content is ending support for its existing television apps on ...

Apple Vision Pro is one of the best ways to watch video, and now there’s more ways to find great content to view. Vimeo has released a new visionOS app made specifically for Apple Vision Pro, beating ...

While Vimeo has been available on the iPhone for the last ten months for selected videos, yesterday the video sharing website announced a new “Universal Player” which allows you to watch embedded ...

A change is gonna come in the way you can Vimeo. Engadget reports the company is ending support for its current TV apps on June 27th. Going away is Vimeo support for Android TV, Apple TV, Fire TV and ...

Naked yoga videos, an Eminem boxing film and a unique collection of thought-provoking independent movies are helping Barry Diller’s video platform Vimeo create a new distribution model for online ...

The video-sharing platform is currently facing a revenue growth problem. On the other hand, it is profitable, has generated cash during the last reported quarter, and has a healthy balance sheet. It ...

Over the years, Vimeo has operated mostly as a free, ad-supported video aggregator for video content creators, sort of like an arthouse YouTube. Over the years, it’s lagged behind YouTube, which has ...

With his Match Group on course to become its own company, billionaire Barry Diller is turning his attention to video-streaming site Vimeo LLC to step up growth for his holding firm, ...

Vimeo has today (November 13) launched a new pay-per-view service in beta, which will allow film creators to distribute their content to an audience of around 85 million users. The pay-per-view ...