Vox Media is investing heavily in its podcast and television studio businesses to grow its revenue and audiences. The company is slated to triple its podcast revenue this year from 2017, according to Marty Moe, President of Vox Media, Inc.

Vox Media says it is “shaping the future of journalism and entertainment.” Chad Mumm, VP, Head of Vox Entertainment at Vox Media, tells how.

“The joke in the industry is everybody doesn’t like the CMS or they write in some other tool.” Vox Media aims to change that punchline for other publishers.

We wax philosophical with Ezra Klein about his website’s new vertical, which aims to take a macro view in an ever-shrinking news cycle.

The ad-supported original will poll the audience on the things that make them most curious or confused.

Vox Media senior correspondent Liz Plank will host a new Facebook Watch show that tackles the issues polarizing America.

“I was sensitive to saying, ‘Here I am, an outsider, a non-expert going to these places and saying I’m here to explain this.’”

Digiday profiled Vox Senior Video Producer Estelle Caswell on the heels of her two Emmy nominations for her work on Vox’s Earworm video series.

After cutting partnership deals with The Ringer and Funny or Die, Vox Media hopes to sell publishing technology to publishers of all sizes

Jim Bankoff, Vox Media CEO, speaks with CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla about the media landscape live from the Code Conference.

Vox Media’s Concert will reach nearly 90% of internet users, estimates say

The DC-based exec also opens up about what he learned when the dotcom world went belly-up.

As Vox.com launches its new Netflix show, Explained, we see the industry trying to figure out a sustainable model for video.

Vox Entertainment is producing a four-part show on fashion called ‘American Style.’

Starting this summer, the digital comedy outfit will move FunnyOrDie.com over to Vox Media’s platform — and under the multiyear pact, the two companies say they’re exploring potential collaborations on long-form entertainment.

As an extension of Vox, the news-and-opinion site largely defined by its commitment to the explainer format, Today, Explained will be built on a sense of focus and context: Each edition will revolve around one story from the day that the team will then break down.

The podcast is called The Podium, and it’s a collaboration between NBC Sports, whose parent company NBCUniversal holds broadcast rights to the Olympics all the way through 2032, and Vox Media, the whippersnapper digital-media company behind sites like Curbed, Vox.com, and Recode that has built out a formidable podcast operation over the past few years.

Anonymous Content-produced ‘Flint Town’ will take a look at the water crisis in the Michigan community, while the untitled series from Vox Entertainment will focus on the questions that reflect this era.

Company partners with Vox Creative on the project

With the help of an ad testing tool, the publisher reduced its reliance on buying traffic from Facebook to meet clients’ campaign goals.

Vox Media’s creative studio, in partnership with Chicago-based specialist marketing agency Leviathan, has launched a Mirror Mirage installation for MGM Grand in Las Vegas, which is being made available to visitors through January.

At a Digiday Live Podcast event exclusively for Digiday+ members, editor-in-chief Brian Morrissey chatted with Vox Media CMO Lindsay Nelson about where the media industry fell short in 2017.

Graham Nelson aims to add the 'human' element to sponsored videos