You may have heard of Dubsmash, thanks to our early viral success and millions of downloads—the kind of startup fairytale many app company founders such as ...

Reddit is shutting down Dubsmash, its short-form TikTok-like video platform, on February 22, 2022. The company says after February, Dubsmash will no longer be available for download in the Apple App ...

The hottest new iPhone app isn’t from Facebook and it isn’t really new, but it’s sticking in the top of the charts because it delivers hilarious lip-syncing fun for users. Dubsmash lets users make ...

Lip-syncing app Dubsmash was on the brink of death. After a brief moment of virality in 2015 alongside Vine (R.I.P), Dubsmash was bleeding users faster than it could recruit them. The app let you ...

On Sunday, Reddit announced it had acquired the New York-based company Dubsmash. Much like TikTok, its main rival, Dubsmash is a social media platform that allows users to create short videos of ...

It's been two years since Vine made recording bite-sized videos the best thing since tweeting. It's held its own against some pretty lame competition so far (while making a lot of people rich), but ...

Dubsmash, a roughly two-year-old, 15-person, Berlin-based startup whose video messaging app lets users create and share dubbed “selfie” videos (you choose a famous audio clip, then record yourself lip ...

Reddit announced the acquisition of Dubsmash, a TikTok-like short-form video app whose mission is to “elevate underrepresented creators.” Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. Dubsmash, founded in 2015 ...

A new feature on Dubsmash seeks to help its base of Black and Latino teens grow their profiles. "They're trying to help us expand our fan base," says creator Jhacari Blunt. "And they're trying to help ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Ever wonder how celebrities like Kevin Hart, Cara Delevigne, and the Kardashian sisters create their perfectly timed lip sync videos? They're all ...

A battle is being fought over who owns viral dance moves on Internet video apps. Black and Brown creators on Dubsmash say TikTok creators are profiting off their dance moves. Who owns the dance moves ...