Vimeo

American video hosting platform

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April 2024 Philip Moyer, a former Google Cloud executive, is named the new CEO of Vimeo.
August 2023 Anjali Sud steps down as CEO of Vimeo.
June 2023 Vimeo added a new suite of AI-powered tools, including an AI script generator, on-camera teleprompter, and an editing option to automatically remove pauses and filler-words.
June 27 2023 Vimeo ended support for its smart TV apps on Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, and Roku TV.
January 2023 Vimeo laid off 11% of its employees.
2022 Vimeo settled the BIPA class-action lawsuit related to Magisto's video scanning technology.
March 2022 Vimeo announced bandwidth limitations of 2 terabytes per month for users, affecting an estimated 1% of its user base.
2021 The Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of James Domen's lawsuit against Vimeo.
November 2021 Vimeo acquired Wirewax (interactive video tools) and Wibbitz (AI-based video creation platform).
November 2021 Vimeo launched Vimeo Events, allowing users to schedule webinar-type experiences.
May 2021 Vimeo won another favorable ruling in the district court regarding the copyright infringement lawsuit.
May 2021 IAC spun off Vimeo as a standalone public company, marking a major milestone in the company's corporate development.
May 25 2021 Vimeo was fully spun out as its own entity and started trading on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol VMEO.
May 14 2021 Vimeo's shareholders agreed to go public.
January 2021 Another round of investment raised additional funds, increasing Vimeo's total valuation.
2020 Vimeo lost a bid to force arbitration in the BIPA class-action lawsuit.
2020 A federal court dismissed James Domen's lawsuit against Vimeo.
2020 Vimeo launched the Stories in Place program, inviting previous Staff Picks recipients to create videos about small business owners and their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.
December 2020 IAC formally announced plans to spin off Vimeo as a public-owned company, with the process expected to close by the second quarter of 2021.
November 2020 Vimeo reached over 200 million registered users due to increased platform usage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
November 2020 IAC raised funds for Vimeo in anticipation of spinning off the company, driven by growth during the COVID-19 pandemic.
October 2020 Launched Vimeo Record, a video messaging tool for business communications.
April 2020 Vimeo obtained 175 million registered users, attributed to increased use during the COVID-19 pandemic.
March 2020 Vimeo grew to over 1.2 million subscribers.
February 2020 Vimeo launched Vimeo Create, integrating Magisto's AI-powered video creation tools to help users easily create professional videos.
2019 Enterprise customers became Vimeo's fastest-growing revenue segment, with nearly one million subscribers.
September 2019 A class-action lawsuit was filed against Vimeo for alleged violations of Illinois's Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) through Magisto's video scanning technology.
September 2019 Opened a 'For Hire' job marketplace for companies to post video service job requests.
August 2019 Launched Vimeo Enterprise, a set of tools for large organizations to manage and share live and on-demand video across workspaces.
June 2019 James Domen sued Vimeo for removing his videos that expressed opposition to homosexuality and advocated 'conversion therapy'.
June 2019 Vimeo implemented AV1 video encoding support.
April 2019 Vimeo acquired Magisto, an AI-backed video creation service with over 100 million users, reportedly valued at $200 million.
January 2019 The Commercial Court of Rome ruled that Vimeo played an 'active role' in copyright infringement, resulting in a $9,700,000 penalty for not removing over 2,000 copyrighted videos from Mediaset.
2018 Vimeo removed 89 videos by California pastor James Domen for violating content guidelines.
2018 Launched Vimeo Stock, allowing content creators to offer stock footage. Also implemented storage limits for legacy free accounts.
2017 Vimeo released collaborative review tools, allowing users to privately share and get feedback on individual video frames within the platform.
2017 Vimeo added support for high-dynamic-range video up to 8K resolution.
September 2017 Vimeo acquired Livestream, integrating its streaming technology as Vimeo Live, a new service offering for subscribers.
July 2017 Anjali Sud became CEO of Vimeo, marking a significant leadership transition for the company.
March 2017 Vimeo introduced 360-degree video support, including features for virtual reality platforms, smartphones, stereoscopic video, and an online video series providing guidance on 360-degree video production.
2016 The Second Circuit issued a ruling favorable to Vimeo in the ongoing copyright infringement case.
2016 Vimeo expanded its Staff Picks feature, adding special laurels for 'Best of the Month' and 'Best of the Year' videos, and introducing Staff Pick Premiere for newly added videos.
2016 Vimeo began shifting towards supporting businesses by introducing a Business tier plan for intra-business collaboration and customer informational video hosting.
2016 Anjali Sud is promoted from general manager to CEO of Vimeo after a year-long search.
2016 IAC CEO Joey Levin is named interim CEO of Vimeo during the CEO search.
2016 Several high-level executives, including CEO Kerry Trainor, announce their departure from Vimeo.
2016 Vimeo initially expressed intentions to enter the subscription video-on-demand market with original programming, planning to spend 'tens of millions' on content.
May 2016 Vimeo acquired VHX, a platform for premium over-the-top subscription video channels, expanding its service offerings to site customers.
2015 Vimeo launched video on demand service, allowing partners to sell videos through their websites. Also introduced subscription-based video access with a 10% revenue cut for Vimeo.
2015 Vimeo launched 4K content streaming and added adaptive bitrate streaming support.

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