Vimeo today announced its first-ever full slate of original programming, including “The Outs,” the critically acclaimed web series from Adam Goldman and Sasha Winters. The first season of “The Outs” ...

Following in the footsteps of Netflix, Amazon and Hulu, Vimeo today announced its first original programming project with “High Maintenance,” based on the critically acclaimed web series of the same ...

The IAC-owned streamer will invest in at least five projects from female filmmakers in 2016. By Natalie Jarvey Darby Forever - H 2015 VImeo is stepping up its support of female filmmakers. The online ...

IAC’s Vimeo unveiled its second slate of original content late Wednesday, widening its pipeline into films as well as series and specials. Its first feature film, documentary “Wizard Mode,” follows a ...

Streaming video site Vimeo will be joining the online original programming game, with the launch of 6 new episodes of ‘High Maintenance’. ‘High Maintenance’ is centred around a drug dealer called ‘The ...

Vimeo has plunged itself head-first into the world of original programming by announcing a new slate of ‘Vimeo Originals’ that will see three new series come to its on demand service before the end of ...

Online video-sharing site Vimeo is increasing its investment in original programming, the company announced this morning, as it detailed its plans for three more original series, including a second ...

Vimeo has announced a new program that allows third-party products and companies to integrate more deeply with the online video-streaming platform. With the Vimeo Integration Partners (VIP) program, ...

Video-sharing platform Vimeo is reaching a notable milestone today, as it prepares to air its first ever original programming. The New York-based company first made the announcement back in May, ...

Vimeo is an all-in-one solution in the online video ecosystem. I have covered Vimeo and their consistent release of new features made available for several years. They have continued to expand their ...

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 ...