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Vine Expands to the Web

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May 1, 2014, 4:13 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Vine today expanded the availability of its content from mobile devices to the web. It relaunched Vine.co in order to make it simpler and more enjoyable to discover new content. Just as in the mobile app, the web site includes an Explore page, with tabs such as Places, Animals, Trending Tags, and Popular Now. Vine says it has some new sections with curated content, as well. According to Vine, the main Explore function works even when users aren't signed into their account and it is where users can see editor's picks, featured Viners, and playlists. Vine.co is free to access and use, as is the Vine mobile app for Android, iOS, and Windows Phone devices. Vine is owned by Twitter and lets people capture and share short video clips.

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