Vine could rise from the ashes after Twitter takeover

Who doesn't remember Vine? The app specialized in the creation ofsix second videoswas abandoned but previously constituted one of the pillars of the social media ecosystem, also during the development of Snapchat. Unfortunately, the adventure will end a few years later following bad internal decisions or a shaky loyalty model, it's up to you.

But since then, water has passed under the bridges andElon Muskhas got its hands on Twitter, Vine's first parent company. However, we know that the American leader has plenty when it comes to surprising public opinion. It was enough for the green logo to be back on the agenda, if indeed the decision is finalized. Let's not forget that Musk is not the only one in control: Sequoia and Changpeng Zhao (Binance) are in the same boat.

Vine's recipe

With Vine, users could create their own profile and publish short captures then shared in the style of Instagram, a format since exploited to the maximum by the latter with Reels. The social network then displayed the number of likes, comments andreturned. The term refers to a video viewed several times, which demonstrates a certain interest in the publication.

Despite everything, Vine was clearly lacking certain assets and if the takeover continues, this will have to be remedied. We can in particular cite alack of differentiationwith increasing competition and income that is difficult for investors to accept. For comparison, Facebook and Instagram now have their own advertising networkfrom which Apple is trying to draw inspiration to further monetize the App Store and its other services.

And the saga continues

While you wait for Musk and his new associates to speak, you can always follow theTwitter adventuresr since its acquisition by the billionaire.Between sink and paid certification badges, he does not lack initiative when it comes to getting people talking about his various projects.

At this time, old Vine users cannotneither download their old videos posted on the site nor post new ones.