When did Twitter roll out the media grid on everyone's profiles? twitter.com/cc_chapman/med…
— C.C. Chapman (@cc_chapman) April 3, 2013
Update:
After I posted this, I started looking around to see if there was a new Twitter menu to get to this Media Grid. Yup. It's there on the left side bar on the Twitter profile page.
It's a link called See all photos and videos. It's been there for a while. I've never used it. ;-)
Here's my Media Grid:
This is cool, and needed.
I have a place for my photos: Flickr.
I have a place for my Videos: YouTube.
A PLACE FOR VINE VIDEOS
But I don't have a place for my Vine videos. Since twitter rolled out Vine, I've been able to share Vine videos, but have only been able to share them one at a time, by tweeting them, posting to Facebook, or embedding them.
Then, the only way to find one of your Vine videos, on the web, was to search back through one of those places to find it.
TWITTER VINE EMBED
Before Media Grid I would have had to search my twitter stream to find this Vine from Easter:
Easter! vine.co/v/bIhVt6ehtPt
— Steve Garfield (@stevegarfield) March 31, 2013
NEW VINE DIRECT EMBED
Now I can use Media Grid to find a recent Vine and embed it with the new Vine embed code:
Earlier: Now you can Embed Vines
NICE START, NEEDS FILTERS
The Media Grid is a nice start for having a page that I can point people to.
It just needs to have a filter for types of content, so a visiter can select: All Photos, All Videos, or Vine Videos.
What do you think?
