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Vimeo is getting a lot quieter in Midtown. The video platform is preparing to cut about 25% of its New York City staff, zeroing in on employees at its Manhattan offices and adding to a string of post-acquisition shakeups. The move comes just months after the company was taken private and follows earlier, deeper rounds of layoffs. For New York customers and creators who lean on Vimeo’s enterprise tools, it is another question mark over local support and day-to-day operations. As reported by Crain's New York Business, Vimeo plans to eliminate roughly a quarter of its city workforce, with affected employees based in the company’s Herald Square offices at 330 W. 34th St. The piece, published April 2, 2026, credits CoStar for the building detail and cites commercial real estate sources on the scale of the cuts. Vimeo agreed in September 2025 to be bought by Milan-based Bending Spoons in an approximately $1.38 billion cash deal, and the transaction closed later that year. TechCrunch has traced the buyer’s string of acquisitions and highlighted its track record of rapid post-purchase reorganizations. That reorganization has already included sweeping job cuts. Reporting around a January 20, 2026 round said large portions of Vimeo’s

The video-hosting platform Vimeo will begin laying off over 130 employees following its acquisition earlier this year.

In a sports media landscape dominated by billion-dollar rights deals and global competitions, FloSports has taken a fundamentally different approach. Rather than competing for the biggest properties, the US company has built its business by focusing on what it calls “the other 99 per cent” – in other words, the vast ecosystem of underserved sports and passionate fan communities.   At SportsPro New York in March, chief executive and co-founder Mark Floreani outlined how a company that started with a US$10,000 investment and a van has grown into a profitable platform reaching tens of millions of users. The journey reflects a broader shift in how sports media value is created. While top-tier leagues continue to scale globally, there is a parallel opportunity emerging in fragmented, highly engaged communities that have historically been overlooked.   FloSports’ model is built on a simple premise: passion drives monetisation. Fans of sports like wrestling, cheerleading or college athletics may not deliver mass audiences, but they offer deep engagement and willingness to pay for access, content and community. The challenge is not demand, it is infrastructure.   Over the past two decades, FloSports has invested in building that infrastructure, from rights aggregation and production tools to distribution

Thursday, April 2nd, 2026 Posted by Jim Thacker Two animation and motion graphics industry veterans have launched FrameRate, a new video hosting platform “built for creative professionals who care about craft”. The platform, which is now in open beta, aims to give artists and filmmakers a more focused alternative to services like Vimeo and YouTube for sharing their work. A new video hosting platform for artists, created by CG industry veterans Founded by Justin Cone, former communications director at design and animation firm BUCK, and Motion Array co-founder Tyler Williams, FrameRate aims to give creatives who have fallen out of love with existing video hosting platforms an alternative way to share their work. According to Cone: “FrameRate exists because the platforms that once served the creative community have moved on: Vimeo pivoted to enterprise, Instagram and YouTube are chasing the TikTok model, and there’s no longer a great home for people who make highly crafted work and want to connect with others who do the same.” The site aims to offer the features you would expect in a professional hosting service, including “highly customizable video embeds, client review tools, robust privacy controls, and community features like custom collections, time-stamped comments

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by Jaime Baker Tue, March 31, 2026 at 5:08 PM A fatal car wreck 18 years ago changed Heather Miller’s family forever — and set in motion a decision that would save lives far beyond their own. WHEELING, W.Va. — A fatal car wreck 18 years ago changed Heather Miller’s family forever — and set in motion a decision that would save lives far beyond their own. After the crash, Miller’s family learned she had checked the box to become an organ donor. Her mother, Jody Miller, said that once Heather was declared brain-dead, “she was that hero and she ended up saving four complete strangers lives. She donated her heart, both her kidneys and her liver. She also did tissue donation which enhanced another 50 60 lives.” Heather Miller’s story is one of three featured in "Gifted," a docuseries focused on organ donation and transplantation. The series also highlights donors Maissa Abdallah and Maddie Grobmeier. Executive producer Robert Horsey said the project is designed to do more than tell emotional stories. “The purpose of the docuseries is to obviously provide entertainment, but to provide education about organ donation and transplantation and then ultimately inspire people to consider their options

Distributed by EIN Presswire Honoring Donor Heroes during National Donate Life Month Releasing GIFTED during National Donate Life Month allows us to amplify the message of donation, uplift donor families, and inspire viewers to consider registering as organ, eye, and tissue donors.” — Robert Horsey – Creator and Executive Producer CARMEL, IN, UNITED STATES, March 31, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — GIFTED: The Docuseries, a powerful three-episode series exploring the impact and humanity of organ, eye, and tissue donation, will debut on Vimeo On Demand, April 1st. All three episodes will be available for rental or purchase, offering viewers a meaningful way to learn and engage with the donation community as the nation observes National Donate Life Month throughout April. At the heart of GIFTED: The Docuseries are the remarkable stories of three donor heroes whose legacies continue to save and transform lives: Heather Miller, Maissa Abdallah, and Maddie Grobmeier. Their journeys, and the families who bravely share them, form the emotional foundation of the series. Echoing its central call to action, GIFTED asks viewers: “If you could save the lives of 8 total strangers, could you—would you?” The series was created by filmmaker and executive producer Robert Horsey, who has dedicated

Vimeo Inc (ISIN: US92719V1008) operates as a premium video hosting and sharing platform, focusing on professional creators and enterprises. North American investors should evaluate its niche positioning amid broader market shifts and growth potential in content monetization. Vimeo Inc stands as a specialized player in the digital video ecosystem, emphasizing high-quality hosting, sharing, and monetization tools for creators and businesses. Listed on NASDAQ under ticker VMEO with ISIN US92719V1008, the company trades in USD and targets professional users distinct from mass-market platforms. As of 30.03.2026, Vimeo remains focused on its core strengths in premium video solutions. As of: 30.03.2026 By Elena Harper, Senior Financial Editor at NorthStar Market Insights: Vimeo Inc continues to carve a niche in professional video services amid evolving digital content demands. Company Overview and Core Business Model Official source All current information on Vimeo Inc directly from the company's official website. Visit official website Vimeo Inc provides cloud-based video solutions that prioritize quality, customization, and privacy for professional use cases. The platform supports video hosting, player customization, analytics, and distribution tools tailored for businesses, filmmakers, and creative professionals. Unlike broader social video sites, Vimeo emphasizes ad-free experiences and advanced features like live streaming and team collaboration.

Ikwu ọdịnaya Mbido » Ọktoba 12, 2011 – Echiche mmekọrịta okpukpe: Lelee vidiyo ING nke Imam Aladdin El-Bakri; Shifu Jian Hu; Rabbi Dana Magat; Fr. Jon Pedigo Site na vidiyo iri na ise gbasara Islam na emume ncheta 9/11 nke ING mere n'oge na-adịbeghị anya, ibe Vimeo ọhụrụ nke ING na-egosipụta omimi nke ụdị dị iche iche dị n'ime otu ahụ. Na vidiyo ndị na-ekwu maka Islam, lelee ka ndị na-ekwu okwu ING na-ekpughe ndabere okpukpe ha, na-enyocha nkwenkwe na mkpali ha gbasara okwukwe ha. Ndị na-ekiri ihe nkiri nwekwara ike ịnụ ụtọ okwu ndị dị ike nke ndị ndu okpukpe dị iche iche kwuru na emume ncheta nke Septemba 11, site na Rabbi Dana Magat nke ndị Juu ruo Shifu Jian Hu nke ndị Buddha. Lelee Ebe a

In today's digital economy the importance of video content cannot be overstated, especially for online businesses looking to attract traffic, engage audiences and drive conversions. This comprehensive guide covers the Top Video Hosting Sites for Online Businesses in the USA, and highlights the features and benefits of each platform. At the heart of this list is Spotlightr ranked as number one, followed by Vimeo, Wistia, Gumlet and Brightcove, all ideal for businesses focused on professionalism, performance and growth. 1. Spotlightr Spotlightr is an all-in-one video hosting platform designed specifically for online businesses that want high performance without complexity. With intuitive controls, seamless integrations and powerful customization options Spotlightr empowers businesses to host, share and monetize videos with ease. Features and Benefits of Spotlightr Customizable Video Player Spotlightr's video player is fully customizable allowing brands to align the look and feel with their website or brand identity, making audiences feel at home. Businesses can change colors, add logos or modify play controls to enhance viewer engagement. Reliable High-Quality Streaming Spotlightr delivers smooth streaming with fast load times, ensuring viewers have a seamless experience regardless of device or internet speed. This reliability helps retain attention and increases watch time for business videos.