This isn’t some kind of trend forecast: Vine is officially, definitely dead. Our favorite home of shouting duck videos, conversations at unnatural speeds and “but that backflip tho” is going the way ...

LOS ANGELES -- Vine's death, however inevitable it seemed, upset many digital influencers. After all, earlier this week CBS's 60 Minutes featured "the influencers" aka some of the platform's biggest ...

Andy Warhol famously predicted that in the future, everyone would be famous for 15 minutes. In the case of Vine, however, that formula was often reduced to six seconds. The video-sharing app’s ...

Vine is officially shutting down today on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. In its place, users can update to the Vine Camera app: a pared-back offering that lacks the social networking features ...

But could a Vine relaunch actually be successful in the modern day? The platform, known for its six-second looping format, shut down in January 2017. Since then, there have been numerous attempts to ...

Twitter will “discontinue” Vine, its looping six-second video app, the company announced Thursday morning. It’s a cost-saving move that coincided with Twitter laying off about nine percent of its ...

On Thursday, Twitter announced that Vine is officially dying. Over the "coming months," Twitter said that it'll be shuttering the app, leaving the site intact as a mausoleum of some of the world's ...

Derek Saul has covered markets for the Forbes news team since 2021. Twitter’s new billionaire boss Elon Musk tasked employees with developing a new version of the defunct video platform Vine, Axios ...

What if Vine were more like TV? The beauty and purpose of Vine was the creation of tiny, six second videos; self-contained moments of interest and, often, absurdity. Now Vine, which is owned by ...

The six-second, looping-video-sharing service Vine announced several new tools today designed to make it easier to shoot and edit videos from your phone. It also handed out some nice round numbers ...