Three and a half months after Twitter's stop-motion inauspicious foray into pseudo-video began, Vine has officially made it in the Internet world, thanks to a pitch-perfect (if kinda creepy) meme ...

As one visual technology experiences a surge in popularity, a once-popular six-second video app is starting to wither on the, well, vine. Memes have now become more popular than Jesus ...

The Internet's fascination with certain things sometimes goes right over my head. Like, in the instance of this duck army Vine video, I think we've crossed the line. It's one of those things that ...

Vine has a new feature for iOS app users called Soundboard, which lets users incorporate viral sounds within their own Vines, including Vine-sourced classics like ‘why you always lyin’ – it ...

Milk and Honey memes stem from the simplistic but popular form of poetry put forth by Rupi Kaur in her ubiquitous book of poems.

The move takes advantage of a common way memes spread on Vine — people take a popular snippet of audio (such as the moaning of the duck army) and insert it into a Vine of their own.

The co-founder of Vine announced this week that he is launching a meme coin named after the now-defunct short-form video app. Rus Yusupov, who co-founded the app with Dom Hofmann and Colin Kroll ...

As the police approached the home of Bryan Silva, the viral Vine star angrily ranted and cursed into a camera and invited the approaching police to admire his Mercedes Benz (and also, a specific pa… ...