Most filmmakers need a camera crew, lights, audio technicians, and graphic designers to create a movie or even a short film. However, as the world is becoming more digital, there are new tools for ...

There’s money in them loops — apparently. Coub, the Russian startup that lets you create and embed looped, 10-second video clips, has raised a new round of funding. Now seeing 50 million unique ...

The formula is almost too simple: Take the short bursts (and often hypnotically looping) video of a GIF, and add a soundtrack. A girl perpetually swings in a playground while a soft song about summer ...

As you can see, the Coub is a hybrid between a GIF and a video, giving us the loopiness of the graphics interface format, with the sound of a YouTube clip. Also, since the Coub is a video, it offers ...

While other file formats have faded, the lowly Gif has stubbornly stayed alive for more than 25 years through sites like Tumblr. Other apps like Vine and Cinemagram have also popped up to support the ...

Inspired by looping videos like GIFs and Vines that have kept millions of Web and mobile users entertained for countless hours, a startup called Coub is adding an extra layer of creativity to the mix.

Short film clips that play on an endless loop are one of the internet’s favorite forms of amusement. In the United States, GIFs, and more recently Vines, have done an admirable job satisfying this ...

Video is very much where it’s at in the digital sphere, with the likes of Vine and Instagram serving the mobile masses well with their offerings, and the recently-launched Cameo making things ...

The idea behind Coub, which debuted in the spring of 2012, is straightforward: Each video on the site can be up to 10 seconds long and loops along with a full-length audio track or song to create ...

Disney, Red Bull and Mini Cooper are among brands building engagement by leveraging Coub, the video re-mixing site and application which allows users to create and share looping videos up to 10 ...