Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is stepping back into the tech spotlight with a new experiment that cuts the cord completely.

Former Twitter CEO and face of the company, Jack Dorsey, took to the social media platform on Tuesday to express his faith and trust in Elon Musk upon the Tesla CEO's acquistion of the company. Dorsey ...

Dorsey said Elon Musk aims at creating a platform that is trusted and inclusive Speaking about Musk's motivations, Dorsey conveyed that his goal is to create a platform that is trusted and inclusive.

Remember Vine? It’s back, and it’s called diVine, a new app from a developer of the original Vine and funding from Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey. Vine is back in a big way. A new app launched with ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Millennials, you'll remember this video sharing app: Vine. Predating TikTok, Vine was where shortform video gained their fame. The social media app would loop six-second clips. Vine ...

In addition to being CEO of Twitter, Dorsey will also remain as CEO of Square, the mobile payments firm he founded when he left Twitter the first time. Twitter founder, Jack Dorsey, has announced that ...

Footage of Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey warning social media users about what they become while scrolling resurfaced this week. His speech took place at the Africa Bitcoin Conference 2024, where he ...

Jack Dorsey, the former head of Twitter who killed short-video app Vine back in 2016, is reviving it nearly a decade later — kind of. The reboot app, diVine, will give users access to an archive of ...

The millions of former users of Vine certainly do, a social media platform to share short videos capped at an infamous 6-second time limit that officially went dark in early 2017. Vine was founded in ...