Is there a way to revive the nostalgia of Vine without any of the modern AI slop? This tech expert trying to make that dream ...

Facebook has unveiled its new video feature for Instagram, five months after Twitter launched a very similar video app called Vine. Can the rival services co-exist? “They can,” according to analyst ...

Last month, Rabble announced that Vine, or something like it, is coming back. Funded with an investment by Jack Dorsey—who originally bought Vine for Twitter for $30 million, before the app even ...

For someone who has made as much of an impact on Vine as actor and filmmaker Adam Goldberg, it was only natural to see if the new Instagram video tool presented a comparable creative outlet. After all ...

From 2012 through 2016, Vine was one of the hottest social media platforms under the sun, hosting more than 40 million short videos from more than 200 million users before Twitter decided to ...

Short-form video creators everywhere were dumbstruck at the end of October when Twitter announced it was killing Vine. There’s still no word on when Vine might see its final day, and there are rumors ...

Among the many curiosities about Twitter's Vine app has been how the company decided six seconds was the magic number for a clip's length. Well, guess what? It turns out that the maximum length of a ...

Many of you know the tragic story about the death of Vine. One day it was here, and the next day it was gone forever in 2017. Comedy lovers around the world feared there would be no more videos to ...

Twitter is extending the length of Vine uploads for a select few users to 140 seconds, and making the same format available to all on Twitter proper. There’s also a new iOS app called ‘Engage’ to help ...

As Twitter-owned video service Vine celebrates its first birthday, what an eventful year it has seen. The application has revolutionised the way video footage is shared online and established itself ...