Discover how Vine's innovative six-second looping format changed social media forever, yet couldn't sustain its own platform. Explore the key decisions, from Twitter's acquisition to the refusal of creator pay proposals, that led to Vine's downfall and how TikTok capitalized on its legacy. Chapters: 00:00 The format that outlived its platform 00:13 Three questions 00:35 A limit, not a feature 01:01 Bought before launch 01:37 Hold to record 01:58 Six seconds kills filler 02:40 The bedroom professionals 03:20 Vine's reach at peak 03:44 The money that skipped the middle 04:06 A career or a hobby 04:29 No way to pay 04:48 Surrounded 05:18 Three years, one feature set 05:36 The room where they asked 05:59 The decision 06:21 They simply left 06:43 Attention is not loyalty 07:01 The counterfactual 07:26 No champion in the room 07:48 A line item 08:06 Switched off 08:26 What was lost 08:45 Not a cliff 09:10 The gap Vine left 09:28 The idea outlived the owner 09:49 Nobody bought Twitter either 10:09 The real decision 10:34 The bill for Vine 10:51 The archive 11:09 The heir that arrived late 11:31 The bridge nobody built











