Jack Dorsey, co-founder and former multi-time CEO of Twitter, has launched "diVine," a new app that serves as both an archive of around ~500,000 videos from the original Vine, plus lets users post new content--as long as that content is six seconds or shorter, and (crucially) made by a human.
Jack Dorsey
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As Vine’s successor opens its doors to the public, chalupas may make all the difference
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Vine is back–and it has a zero-tolerance policy for creators using AI
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After leaving the Bluesky board, Jack Dorsey sounds off on the Twitter rival he backed
Jack Dorsey helped fund decentralized X alternative Bluesky. Now he's breaking up with the company over its views on moderation.
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Bluesky soars to 4.8 million users, shows off customization with Taylor Swift-free Super Bowl feed
Decentralized social network Bluesky rose to 4.8 million users after leaving its invite-only period. Then it debuted custom Super Bowl feeds.
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Bluesky signups increase tenfold as Elon Musk moves to ban X’s block function
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Decentralized Twitter alternative Bluesky rolls out an optional Discover feed
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Under new leader Parag Agrawal, Twitter eyes decentralized social media
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Insights: Jack Dorsey Finally Frees Twitter Bird To Fly Higher, If It Can
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Jack Dorsey Resigns As CEO Of Twitter
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Square To Purchase Majority Stake In Tidal For $297 Million, Will Add Jay-Z To Board
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Jack Dorsey To Stay CEO After Twitter Reaches Deal With Investors Elliott, Silver Lake
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Backpedals On Africa Plans Amid Reports He’s Being Pushed Out
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