With Vimeo’s launch of its “Publish to Social” tool, creators don’t have to spend time manually uploading to multiple sites. Instead, they can upload to both YouTube and Facebook at once.

First up, Simulcast. This lets creators simultaneously stream live video from Vimeo to any RTMP-enabled destination, such as Facebook, Twitch, Periscope and of course, its main competitor, YouTube.

For Facebook, any content relationship that helps it grow its Russian business can only help, and the focus on video here is right in line with Facebook’s bigger strategy to offer more content ...

If you don’t want to mess with these, Vimeo defaults to the most common settings for 360-degree videos. Add the finishing touches to the video, such as the title and tags, and you’re set to ...

Oculus -- the Facebook-owned platform that runs on Samsung Gear VR and, of course, Oculus Rift -- is doing the inevitable and getting a lot more social. New features let you connect your Facebook ...

How does YouTube stack up against the competition? Webware compares Viddler, Vimeo, Facebook, and Veoh to Google's video-sharing site. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple ...