Elon Musk will bring back the defunct short-video platform Vine — only this time with an artificial intelligence twist that could transform how users create and share content online. The tech ...

Before there was TikTok, there was Vine. Launched in June 2012 by Rus Yusupov, Dom Hofmann and Colin Kroll, Vine was one of the first social media apps to make the short form video both mainstream and ...

The co-founder of Vine announced this week that he is launching a meme coin named after the now-defunct short-form video app. Rus Yusupov, who co-founded the app with Dom Hofmann and Colin Kroll in ...

If there’s one thing Elon Musk should know, it’s this: Vine is dead; let it rest. On Sunday, Musk—who recently bought Twitter for $44 billion and is now the app’s owner—tweeted a poll asking if he ...

Twitter bought Vine back in 2012 before closing the app to new submissions in 2016. The company has now found the old video archive, and it plans to bring it back. Your favorite Vine videos may soon ...

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 ...

In 2013, the world began to experience the wonder of Vine: Six seconds videos that could be easily recorded and shared with others. The service launched in 2013, and it was a mystery at first, but ...

Editor’s Note: Rus Yusupov is co-founder and CEO of HQ Trivia and co-founder of Vine. The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. When I co-founded Vine, we did a few things that made us ...