Well, according to X, formerly Twitter, CEO Elon Musk, it is. He posted Thursday morning that Vine, the app known for its six ...

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Twitter introduced Vine in January 2013, allowing users to share small snippets of video that were six seconds or less.

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Musk offered no further details on what this would mean, but it doesn’t sound like any kind of improvement for Vine.

Elon Musk has a talent for attracting social-media attention. Can he do the same for a now-defunct, once-popular social video app? We may find out.