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1. • • Vine’s co-founder Dom Hoffman has been teasing the new Vine, nicknamed V2, for a while and now we have some concrete evidence about the new app. Named Byte, the successor to Vine should be arriving on your smartphone in spring 2019.
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   What is the successor to Vine?

   • The official successor to Vine is a service known as Byte, created by Dom Hofmann. In development, Byte was known as V2; the service is active as of October 2020, and lets you post videos between 2 and 6.5 seconds. Byte is available worldwide in 41 languages but has yet to gain the popularity of its predecessor, Vine.

   What Happened to Vine? - Digital Trends

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   Is vine coming back?

   • The millennials' social web darling had its time in the limelight. But there's a reason it closed down—and how will it compete with TikTok, anyway? Good news, everyone: Vine is (probably) coming back.

   Elon Musk's plans to revive Vine face a problem: the reason it closed

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   Is Vine a successor to TikTok?

   • The app, no matter how much it rides the wave of nostalgia, is unlikely to cut through to users who have since moved on to TikTok, the app’s spiritual successor. “Platforms have evolved since Vine—it’s no longer about the social app,” says Carlos Pacheco, a social media audience and monetization consultant.

   Elon Musk's plans to revive Vine face a problem: the reason it closed

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   Why did Vine shut down?

   • Vine was launched in 2013 and acquired 200 million users by 2015. However, just a year later, video uploads were disabled. Shortly after that, Vine was shut down completely: a meteoric rise, followed by a sudden and unexpected fall. So, what really happened in that three-year span? Why did Vine shut down if it was so popular?

   The Downward Spiral Of The Vine App: The Reason It Shut Down

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   Could vine follow in the footsteps of byte?

   • Instead, it could follow in the footsteps of Byte, Vine cofounder Dom Hofmann’s attempt to bring back the spirit of Vine, which has gone through two rebrands since it was announced in 2018 and launched in 2020.

   Elon Musk's plans to revive Vine face a problem: the reason it closed

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   Is vine the next big platform?

   • This attracted marketers, big brands, and social media personalities. The unusual format gave birth to a new genre of internet comedy, and it seemed as though Vine was destined to become the next big platform — yet the exact opposite happened.

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3. www.shortlist.com › news › vine-byte-twitter-loopingA successor to Vine has been announced and is launching next ...

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   Nov 9, 2018 · Vine, the six-second looping-video app that propelled some of the digital age’s biggest names to stardom, nudged the internet towards the in-jokey meme-filled world it is today and made it really easy to see dodgily-filmed footage of goals from Turkish football matches, has been missed since closing down two years ago.

4. startupstumbles.com › what-happened-to-vineWhat Happened to Vine? (The Full Story) - Startup Stumbles

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   Aug 13, 2023 · Dom Hoffman started work in 2017 on a Vine successor called Byte. But by the time it launched in 2020, TikTok had already exploded. Hoffman would later sell Byte to another TikTok competitor, Clash in 2021. Jack Dorsey has since conceded that shuttering Vine was his “biggest regret”.

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6. www.standard.co.uk › news › techWhen is Vine 2 coming? You'll have to wait until next year ...

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   Nov 9, 2018 · Vine’s co-founder Dom Hoffman has been teasing the new Vine, nicknamed V2, for a while and now we have some concrete evidence about the new app. Named Byte, the successor to Vine should be...

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   May 5, 2024 · Vine was launched in 2013 and acquired 200 million users by 2015. However, just a year later, video uploads were disabled. Shortly after that, Vine was shut down completely: a meteoric rise,...

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   Oct 31, 2022 · Good news, everyone: Vine is (probably) coming back. The much beloved wacky short-form-video-sharing app had a short life in the limelight from 2012 to 2017, when it was cut off in its prime (as...

9. mashable.com › article › vine-2-byteVine creator reveals the name of his new app: byte | Mashable

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   The co-founder of Vine has officially announced its successor. The new looping-video app is called byte, and it's coming in spring 2019.

10. www.digitaltrends.com › what-happened-vineWhat Happened to Vine? - Digital Trends

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    Oct 3, 2020 · The official successor to Vine is a service known as Byte, created by Dom Hofmann. In development, Byte was known as V2; the service is active as of October 2020, and lets you post videos...