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FrameRate has released FrameRate Migrator, a free desktop application that gives creators a simple way to download their complete Vimeo library to their own computer. The app is available now for Mac, with Windows support coming soon. Migrator connects directly to a user's Vimeo account and pulls in their full video library. Users can select which videos to download or take everything at once. Each video is saved at the highest available quality, and all metadata, titles, descriptions, tags, and privacy settings are preserved automatically alongside the files. Downloads run in the background, so users can keep working while the app does its thing. "Getting your videos out of Vimeo is harder than it should be," said Justin Cone , co-founder at FrameRate. "We wanted to build something that made the process painless. Download everything, keep it on your hard drive, and decide what to do with it later. People should be able to have their own work on their own terms." The release comes at a moment of uncertainty for Vimeo's creative community. Since Bending Spoons acquired the platform in late 2025, many filmmakers, motion designers and animators have been looking for a way to secure their libraries, but

PRESS RELEASE Published June 15, 2026 The real Wistia alternative is not just another video marketing platform. It is a clear answer to one question: “Is video in your SaaS company a marketing asset or product infrastructure?” Every “Wistia alternatives” article skips that question. It lists seven tools side-by-side, compares storage caps and player UI, and leaves the reader exactly where they started. Comparing video hosting platforms like Vidyard and Gumlet as two versions of the same category is like comparing Salesforce and Notion because “both store data.” They answer different questions for different teams at different stages of a SaaS company’s video motion. This article organizes seven Wistia alternatives for B2B SaaS by GTM motion: which team type each tool fits, what it costs in May 2026, and where each one hits its ceiling. The six-step decision flow in the final section routes any B2B SaaS team to the right answer without the usual ambiguity. In the early 2020s, the default video stack for a mid-market SaaS team was Wistia for marketing content, plus YouTube embeds for everything else. In 2026, that approach carries a documented cost: no branded player on product-layer video, no CRM events from onboarding video

June 8 (Reuters) - Vimeo parent Bending Spoons filed for a U.S. initial public offering on Monday, as a busy summer IPO window takes shape.

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Rafael Herrin-Ferri's 'All the Queens Houses' Watch Sean Mowry's All the Queens Houses, a profile of architect Rafael Herrin-Ferri and his book All The Queens Houses: An Architectural Portrait of New York's Largest and Most Diverse Borough. Like Rafael Herrin-Ferri, I live in Queens. And like him, I see the borough's multifaceted architecture as an expression of its ethnic and cultural diversity. Brooklyn has its brownstones and Manhattan its skyline, but Queens is a cacophony of different architectural expressions jostling with each other building by building, block after block. This is especially true of the houses that Herrin-Ferri documents in his popular 2021 book All the Queens Houses . (The book was so popular a followup, All the Queens Gardens , came out last year.) Filmmaker Sean Mowry, also a Queens resident, must also be a fan of the book, for his short film on Herrin-Ferri's photo documentation of the borough's residential architecture marks his debut. It premiered at DOC NYC 2025, is a Staff Pick on Vimeo, and is highly recommended by this Queens resident.

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Vimeo Owner Bending Spoons Files for IPO. The Italian tech company is USD 4.36 billion in debt after going on an acquisition hot streak last year.

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Milan-based app studio Bending Spoons has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States with a potential valuation of $20 billion. Bending Spoons has built a portfolio of brands and services through aggressive acquisitions over the last several years. As TechCrunch reports, it has bought over 50 companies, including AOL, Filmic Pro, Eventbrite, Vimeo, Komoot, WeTransfer, Evernote, and Brightcove. Through those purchases, the company says it has over 500 million monthly active users with nine million paying customers. Photographers will most likely know Bending Spoons as the company that fired all of Filmic Pro’s team and did the same at Vimeo and WeTransfer. In the case of WeTransfer, Bending Spoons held on to about 25% of the company’s workforce for a bit longer than September 2024, but PetaPixel can confirm that at least a majority of those people did eventually lose their jobs in 2025. That is Bending Spoons’ modus operandi, though. Every time Bending Spoons would buy a company, it would shortly thereafter move all management and day-to-day operations of that company internally and lay off the original staff. The company positions this strategy as one where it buys a business that is not in a