Kickstarter for T-shirts: CollegeHumor and Vimeo founder Josh Abramson launching social T-shirts

So why start yet another T-shirt website? Apparently, to make T-shirt buying a social event, or even a cause.

Vimeo teams up with Vivoom to add snazzy filters & effects to your videos

Popular video-sharing service Vimeo has added a new video-editing tool called “Looks” that add smart effects to your videos to make them appear professionally made.

Kleverbeast lets anyone make designer-quality tablet apps without a lick of code

These days it's not enough to just create a mobile app -- to truly compete, you need an app that takes full advantage of the huge leaps we've seen in mobile design.

Vimeo acquires GIF-making app Echograph to challenge Vine & Cinemagram

Popular video-sharing service Vimeo has acquired iOS GIF-making application Echograph in a bid to counter the buzz of hot video-sharing apps Vine and Cinemagram.

Aereo’s assault on old-school ‘pay TV’ continues with 22 new cities & $38M round

IAC-backed Aereo is expanding its disruptive pay TV service into 22 new markets, the company announced today.

Vimeo launches shiny new iPhone app with faster uploads & better social sharing

With its redesigned iPhone app, Vimeo aims to attract the attention of mobile video-makers.

IAC’s Hatch Labs unveils Mob, an app for spontaneously creating and finding events

Hatch Labs, IAC’s semi-accelerator/sandbox for intriguing mobile innovations, is stepping into spontaneous event creation today with the launch of the free iPhone app Mob.

The app is a simple way to gather your friends and people nearby for any sort …

New York Times completes $300M sale of About.com to IAC

The New York Times has closed its $300 million deal to sell About.com to IAC’s Ask.com business, the companies announced today.

New York Times sells About.com to IAC for $300M

Today the New York Times announced that it has sold the group of sites to Barry Diller's IAC conglomerate for $300 million.

Yext sells pay-per-call ad biz to IAC’s CityGrid Media

Yext, the New York City-based company that lets businesses manage their online listings, announced today that it has sold off its pay-per-call ad division (recently spun-off as "Felix") to IAC-owned CityGrid Media.

IAC’s Rebel Entertainment comes out swinging with Dungeon Rampage social game

Rebel Entertainment is coming out of stealth today as a new game publisher with a popular browser-based dungeon-crawling game on Facebook.

Burbank, Calif.-based Rebel, a division of Internet giant IAC, has been testing Dungeon Rampage for months, and it has …

Vimeo Awards: Online indie video finally gets the spotlight

Last night’s Vimeo Awards showed that the online video company Vimeo isn’t afraid to embrace the strange, alluring, and funny attributes of the video-sharing site’s best contributors.

As I’ve written about previously, the Vimeo Festival + Awards is taking place …

IAC replaces Vimeo CEO with former AOL exec Kerry Trainor

IAC-owned video-sharing-site Vimeo has appointed former AOL and Yahoo executive Kerry Trainor to chief executive officer, the company announced Monday morning. Trainor will replace Dae Mellencamp, who will continue working at the company as President.

“Under Dae’s guidance, Vimeo has …

Aereo says people have a legal right to rabbit ears and DVRs, countersues the big TV networks

Aereo, the New York startup that is building a new system for streaming and recoding live TV, is countersuing the big TV networks that filed a lawsuit against it at the beginning of this month. The company, which is backed …

Streaming service Aereo ready for legal war with TV networks

Incumbent industries have a history of challenging new technologies that disrupt the established way they do business. For example, AT&T sued to keep everything from the answering machine to the Hush-A-Phone out of the market. Yesterday’s news that all the …

Apple’s tough talk backfires in negotiations for new streaming TV service

Apple has big plans to launch a streaming TV service by Christmas, and of course the rumor mill is already running wild on when it will sell an actual TV. But first Apple will need to clear a hurdle: Getting …

Fox and PBS file suit against streaming TV service, Aereo

File this one under bound to happen. IAC’s new service, Aereo, which charges users $12 a month to stream the basic TV networks and a selection of cable channels, is the target of a lawsuit filed by Fox, WPIX, Univision, …

Aereo streams local broadcast TV anywhere (a.k.a. Barry Diller’s answer to cord cutting)

Influential media businessman Barry Diller was on hand today for the debut of new startup Aereo TV, a streaming video service that aims to steal consumers away from the expensive cable and satellite television providers.

Aereo allows users to view …

Vimeo begins rolling out silky smooth redesign with huge videos

Prominent video sharing site Vimeo has begun rolling out a striking redesign that emphasizes clean aesthetics and larger videos that promote immersion, the company revealed today.

With the goal of providing a better video viewing experience no matter where you …

Vimeo launches Perks program to add more value to subscriptions

Premium video sharing site Vimeo has added a new program called Perks that gives paid subscribers deals on professional video equipment and software, the company announced Tuesday.

Vimeo’s revenue comes from a combination of advertising and paid subscriptions, so the …