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• As Vine’s successor opens its doors to the public, chalupas may make all the difference
• Vine is back–and it has a zero-tolerance policy for creators using AI

  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.

  
• Have you heard? LoFi Girl graduates, FaZe Clan CEO departs, and Blippi hits the road

  LoFi Girl "graduated," FaZe Banks stepped down as FaZe CEO, and Blippi announced a road trip series set to premiere on YouTube.

  
• Is Elon Musk really going to bring back Vine?

  Elon Musk asked Twitter if the short-form video app Vine should make a comeback. He got responses from MrBeast and Vine's co-founder.

  
• Insights: Short-Video App Clash Goes Public, Built On Bones Of Vine Successor Byte
• Viral Vine Star Adam Perkins Has Passed Away At Age 24
• We Talked To 5 Former Top Viners About Their Initial Impressions Of Successor App ‘Byte’
• Vine Successor ‘Byte’ Now Live On iOS And Android — With Monetization Soon To Follow
• Vine Successor ‘Byte’ Has A Live Beta, Tech Review Creator Sam Sheffer Calls It “Very Promising”
• TikTok Is Eyeing Monetization With Ad Tests In The U.S. And Europe
• Vine Successor ‘Byte’ Won’t Showcase Follower Counts On Users’ Profiles, Founder Says
• Cameron Dallas Arrested For Assault In Colorado, Claims Act Of Self-Protection