Vine Is Dead And You Shouldn't Be Surprised - Thinking Out Loud With Paul Colligan Episode #7
An episode of the Thinking Out Loud podcast, hosted by Paul Colligan, titled "Vine Is Dead And You Shouldn't Be Surprised - Thinking Out Loud With Paul Colligan Episode #7" was published on January 6, 2017 and runs 2 minutes.
January 6, 2017 ·2m · Thinking Out Loud
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Episode Description
Vine is DEAD (o.k., coming back as an app) and content creators are still obsessing about platforms and programs that aren't yet heard of. Your goal in 2017 is to catch as many people with your message.
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