Vox Media

Vox Media is a prominent American digital media company founded in 2011 by Jim Bankoff and Trei Brundrett. It has a rich history that began with the sports blog network SB Nation in 2003. The company operates a diverse range of editorial brands, including Vox, The Verge, SB Nation, Eater, and New York Magazine, covering topics such as news, politics, technology, culture, and sports. Vox Media produces award-winning journalism and opinion pieces, focusing on explanatory content and lifestyle topics. It also creates Emmy-winning series and films through Vox Media Studios and offers a variety of podcasts through its network. The company utilizes its proprietary advertising marketplace, Concert, to connect with over 248 million users, enhancing ad targeting and revenue generation. Additionally, Vox Media licenses its publishing platform, Chorus, to other media companies, providing tools for content creation and audience engagement. With headquarters in New York City and offices in several major cities, Vox Media is recognized for its integration of editorial excellence and innovative technology.