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“Here’s what’s going to happen: both Meerkat and Twitter’s Periscope will dodder along and be forgotten,” reads one epitaph from Techcrunch.
It’s illegal for inmates to have smartphones, but many are smuggled in, where they’re used to keep in touch with family, read the news, and now, Vining.
If 2013 was the year of the selfie, then 2014 is the year of the hyper-short film. Today, people don’t just watch films in cinemas or living rooms.
Vine is a really interesting video sharing platform. It allows you to make 6 second videos. Since the platform has such a small time limit for videos, it yields some super creative videos and has created a whole new wave of short film directors. Have you found a couple of Vine videos online and you want to keep them? Maybe you want to download all of your most popular Vines and make a compilation for YouTube. Or maybe you’re just wanting to download your favorite Viner’s work. How do you do it?
