Vimeo on Wednesday added the ability to upload and watch 360-degree videos, widening the places to watch VR experiences and offering options to sell or rent experiences directly to viewers like you.

Vimeo has added 360-degree video capabilities, which could help it catch up with competitors such as YouTube, Twitter and Facebook as more brands and content creators test out the emerging medium.

Those of you with VR headsets have a lot of new content to look forward to, as Facebook and Vimeo are both rolling out 360 content in some capacity today. For Facebook, that functionality is coming ...

Vimeo is finally offering 360 video to its filmmakers. Creators can now upload 360 videos in up to 8K for high-res videos. Vimeo will also offer "360 Video School," a.k.a. dedicated educational ...

Vimeo, a leading digital video platform, launched a 360-degree video marketplace designed to allow creators to learn new techniques, upload, share and sell videos and help users find content across ...

Vimeo didn’t pick the best timing to announce its support for 360 video streaming, but it’s finally here at least. The online video service yesterday announced Vimeo 360, its new platform that allows ...

To head the new endeavor, Vimeo has brought on Anjali Sud as senior vice president and general manager of Vimeo’s Creator Platform, and Sara Poorsattar, as Vimeo’s director of video product, to lead ...

Virtual reality hardware wouldn't be anywhere without content to play on it — that's why so many big video companies are putting resources towards immersive, 360-degree video playback. Facebook and ...

Vimeo creators will now be able to sell the immersive videos directly to consumers. By Natalie Jarvey Vimeo is adding support for 360-degree videos to its streaming video platform, providing new tools ...

Video sharing platform Vimeo is joining competitors Facebook and YouTube by also adding support for 360 degree video. The site, which targets video creators more specifically, is taking the extra step ...