How many times has YouTube gone through an apocalypse and lived to see another day? How many times have we seen the rise of a “YouTube killer,” a site which will host videos and build a community, and ...

User-generated video startup Vidme — which describes itself as a hybrid of YouTube and Reddit — has closed $6 million in Series A funding. The new investment was led by NEA with participation from ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Startup Vidme is shutting down its user-generated video service — because it can't see a way to make money in the face of internet ...

Los Angeles-based online video sharing platform Vidme announced a new round of funding Tuesday along with a new iOS app. The $3.2 million round comes courtesy of Upfront Ventures, First Round Capital, ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VidMe (www.VidMe.com), the most private video sharing service online, announced its launch and the release of its iPhone application, which give consumers an easier and ...

After more than three years in the business, the community-driven video share site Vidme is shutting down. In a Medium post, the Vidme team said that the site will be taken down on December 15.

Following the backlash against YouTube’s merging with Google+ for identity, authentication and, most recently, commenting, there’s been a renewed interest in a sort of anonymous video hosting service ...

Citing the dominance of Facebook and YouTube in the user-created content space along with unsustainable costs, Vidme will wind up its site and focus on a new product to be announced next year. However ...

Corbin is a tech journalist and developer who worked at Android Police from 2016 until 2021. Check out his other work at corbin.io. Despite YouTube's many problems, there hasn't yet been a site that ...