Amidst mounting losses, micro-blog Twitter announced the shuttering of its video app Vine, shocking many in the Internet world. The app was launched about 4 years ago.
http://news.google.com 27 Oct 2016
The latest casualty is Vine, a six-second video app owned by Twitter. The app spawned some stars, among them the singer Shawn Mendes, and improved upon the …
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http://news.google.com 27 Oct 2016
Twitter introduced Vine in January 2013 as a way for users to share small snippets of video that were six seconds or less. The service was popular with members of the microblogging site and …
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Vine Stars say they’re going to outlive the death of the platform that made them famous. “We were essentially the most popular entertainment of all time,” former Vine …
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Dominated by peppy young folks, Ted Cruz (against his will), and smart puppies of all sorts, Vine was one of the brightest and weirdest patches of the internet. So we culled our favorites a …
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Over the years, Vine became especially popular with a growing creative community and gave rise to a new class of online stars, Viner, that included Andrew Bachelor, Camero …
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http://news.google.com 27 Oct 2016
Today, beleaguered microblogging site Twitter announced that it’s killing off Vine, the strange mobile video app that it launched four years ago. Despite the large team of developers and integration with one of the world’s largest …
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The end of (the) Vine. The video-sharing app is shuttering after three years, the company announced in a post to Medium on Thursday, October 27.
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http://news.google.com 27 Oct 2016
Twitter announced Thursday that it will be discontinuing the mobile app for Vine, its short-form video-sharing service that has existed since 2013. The announcement follows …
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