Jack Dorsey won’t give up on Vine

Jack Dorsey is funding the return of Vine, now called Divine, 11 years after its demise. The new decentralized, AI-free video ...

Vine's successor is here, and it wants to save social media from itself

Before TikTok, there was Vine. Now its successor diVine is on app stores, and the man who helped build Twitter is behind it.

Would you like a zombie app? Friendster and Vine are back from the dead.

Two defunct social media platforms are getting revived this week: Vine and Friendster. But the new versions each have a twist ...

Divine Dominion Continue Reign As AEW Women's World Tag Champs

Divine Dominion continued their reign of dominance by defending the AEW Women's World Tag Team Championships on "AEW Dynamite ...
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A decade later, Vine is back as 'diVine.' In the TikTok era, will anyone care?

Launching with 500,000 classic Vine clips, diVine promises 'all human' videos; no AI slop.
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How does divine Love meet every need?

God, Love, shows us new possibilities for harmony and peace.
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4 Birth Months Who Were Sent Here With a Rare Divine Calling

Their souls are here for a greater purpose.

Divine Launches in App Stores Expanding Its Vision for Human-First, AI-Free Social Media

Divine, the new six-second looping video app that reimagines the spirit of early internet human creativity by restoring Vine classics and banning AI slop, today launched in the Apple App Store and on ...