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How “Ryan Gosling Won’t Eat His Cereal” became a viral Vine video
The series of hilarious Vines is as clearly labeled as it is random: We see six-second clips of Gosling doing his thing in various roles as a slowly encroaching spoonful of cereal tries, unsuccessfully, to make its way into his mouth. Watch.
Creative New Ways To Land Your Dream Job
Job hunting isn’t all about savvy use of LinkedIn. As Dawn Siff’s 6-second Vine hustle recently proved, creativity wins in a crowded marketplace.
Complete This Sentence On Vine: “Innovation Is…”
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![The Secret Sauce Gesture Behind Vine and Snapchat
Mark Wilson breaks down the gesture behind today’s two hottest new media-sharing apps.
Whereas Vine uses tap-and-hold for convenience, Snapchat uses it purely for your inconvenience.
Truth be told, tap-and-hold is amongst the dumbest things our touch screens can do. It’s not the product of countless hours of polished engineering, like pinch-to-zoom or the feeling of a perfect swipe. It’s the same interaction model inside the most basic touch-screen prototypes we have. It’s pre-proof-of-concept stuff, yet it’s absolutely rocking the world of mobile media sharing today.
[Image: Phone via shuttershock]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/df42bdd438a8d3596843b62f652bddde/tumblr_mheaacVVkV1qzt7h7o1_500.jpg)
The Secret Sauce Gesture Behind Vine and Snapchat
Mark Wilson breaks down the gesture behind today’s two hottest new media-sharing apps.
Whereas Vine uses tap-and-hold for convenience, Snapchat uses it purely for your inconvenience.
Truth be told, tap-and-hold is amongst the dumbest things our touch screens can do. It’s not the product of countless hours of polished engineering, like pinch-to-zoom or the feeling of a perfect swipe. It’s the same interaction model inside the most basic touch-screen prototypes we have. It’s pre-proof-of-concept stuff, yet it’s absolutely rocking the world of mobile media sharing today.
[Image: Phone via shuttershock]
