It has only been a few days since Vine has appeared in our App Stores and already it has taken over the Twitter Realm. This 6-second video-sharing software allows users to post their masterpieces directly onto the tweeting platform as well as onto their own Vine Profile. While some may scoff at the ability of 6 seconds to make an impression on the social media sphere, one must remember what was said about the significance of a mere 140 characters. The USA has been pioneering the app during the last few days and we are waiting for UK brands to hop on board, some may blame British scepticism, but here are a few examples of how brands (some British-based) are going multimedia.
Our 2nd @vineapp experiment: stop motion 1969 denim. What should we #Vine next? vine.co/v/bJ6QQYKuDgz
— Gap (@Gap) January 28, 2013
What it feels like to have a bestie: vine.co/v/bJTP2QTDrT2
— Urban Outfitters (@UrbanOutfitters) January 29, 2013
Bright #idea! vine.co/v/bJj7jVPlL9P
— General Electric (@generalelectric) January 29, 2013
Happy birthday @jamesbenjafield love Cara x vine.co/v/b5HEaE6ETaO
— Confused.com (@Confused_com) January 24, 2013
Vine a new social video tool from twitter vine.co/v/b5dVbDppeqB
— Internet Strategies (@InternetUK) January 24, 2013
MT @keirsimmons: This morning we are live from outside the Brazil nightclub for the@todayshow vine.co/v/bJpjam0TtnY
— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 29, 2013
