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 ...

Fans of Vine took to Twitter to share their delight after the co-creator of the video-sharing platform launched a new app just like it. Vine attracted a legion of loyal fans who used the platform to ...

The $VINE meme coin, launched by Vine co-founder Rus Yusupov, surged in value following Elon Musk's hint at a Vine comeback. The coin's market cap reached $400 ...

Twitter gave Vine a major boost when it snapped it up in 2012, but at the beginning of 2017 Twitter ended its support, leaving fans with the pared-back Vine Camera and an online repository of Vine ...

There existed a point in time where mobile app Vine was all the rage: likely with the understanding that brevity is the soul of wit, Vine allowed users to post six-second video clips and share their ...

It’s been just over a year since Vine launched into the world, catapulted by parent company Twitter to bring mobile video creation to the masses. A lot has happened in that year, including the launch ...

Twitter is shutting down Vine, its six-second video app, and the unexpected move touched off a wave of anger, bemusement and sadness among the platform’s biggest creators. The social-media company ...

Two years after Vine’s co-founder Dom Hofmann announced he was building a successor to the short-form video app, today Byte makes its debut on iOS and Android. Byte lets you shoot or upload and then ...

Could Vine be about to make a comeback? It's starting to look that way. In a tweet Wednesday, Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann shared an image of "V2," a graphic that bears Vine's colors and typography.