One video, all the versions: new video version history
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Your version history lets you compare versions of your video, and keeps all of your notes and changes organized under one roof.
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Vimeo’s very very very big year
December 19, 2017 | 7
2017 was the year of creators: and that means seriously powerful tools, innovative technology, and big company news.
Tools for teamwork
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Collaboration, meet efficiency: a new way to review videos
112New review pages make it easier than ever to securely share rough cuts and gather feedback with time-coded notes — all on Vimeo. -
Introducing the Vimeo Partner Network
2We’ve got fab friends: see our integrations with video-editing software, cloud services, and more that help you create, share, and market. -
Holler at your humans with new @mentions
10Mention friends, foes, and celebrity crushes in your comments on Vimeo to let ‘em know what’s up.
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Vimeo’s very very very big year
December 19, 2017 | 72017 was the year of creators: and that means seriously powerful tools, innovative technology, and big company news. -
How Field of Vision is shifting the focus of video journalism
November 30, 2017 | 3Even the most well-reported topics have uncovered angles. This production team brings inspiring narratives to today’s most pressing issues. -
The FCC’s misguided repeal of net neutrality
November 21, 2017 | 2The FCC announced their plan to repeal the net neutrality rules we fought hard to get in 2015. What happens next? -
One video, all the versions: new video version history
November 20, 2017 | 77Your version history lets you compare versions of your video, and keeps all of your notes and changes organized under one roof. -
How WITNESS unites creators and activists around the globe
November 20, 2017 | 4Local stories can spark global activism. This non-profit is laser-focused on the role of videos in the fight for human rights. -
Ram Devineni's unconventional fight for human rights
November 17, 2017 | 1Ram Devineni won Sundance and produced numerous groundbreaking human rights narratives, while still working a full-time bank job.
