Vine

The video app shut down in 2016.

Clash is another Vine-a-like, founded by a former Vine star.

Famous TikTok users can apply to get paid.

Its Partner Program will kick off on April 15th.

Creators are treating it like a gold rush by trying to gather followers.

The original short-video king is back.

Jason Toff will help build Facebook’s ‘entirely new experiences.’

Only 100 users have access now, but that's set to expand soon.

The controversial executive was just 34.

Zuckerberg: "That [app] may be good for the world but it’s not good for us unless people also share back to Facebook..."

It also denied access to competitors like Vine.

Vine co-founder Dom Hofmann tweeted the news today.

Vine 2.0 needs outside funding and its own company to launch properly.

Twitter accounts tied to Russia were purged, but the corresponding Vine videos were untouched.

He's self-funding it as a side project.

Its game shows (and real money prizes) won't be iPhone-only anymore.

It airs live twice a day.

Or until Twitter pulls the plug, anyway.

Before the service dies, forever.

So long, and thanks for all the loops.