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Vine Finally Bytes Back

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Jeff Sandhu

25-Apr-19 12:45

Vine Finally Bytes Back

The demise of Vine may have come as a huge surprise to its users, but many analysts believed the platform's micro-content format was just ahead of its time. We can put that theory to the test when Vine makes its return in 2019 as Byte.


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