Vox.com is boosting its election coverage with the addition of senior producer and video correspondent Elizabeth Plank.

Arcade Fire, Kendrick Lamar and LCD Soundsystem will be the headliners for the first Panorama music festival at Randalls Island, from July 22 through July 24.

New media players seek to make their mark on the 2016 campaign

Curbed, which marks its 10th anniversary this year, is the latest Vox Media property to get an overhaul.

Vox Media has long counted its own content platform as a key to its success. But now it says the future lies in platforms run by others, so it’s bringing in a digital media stalwart to help strengthen those ties.

The partnership may sounds strange at first, but not when you consider the cause: online harassment.

We've gone ahead and pulled out the names to know when it comes to all things design and home. Some of them, like flatpack furniture startup Greycork and online furniture marketplace Move Loot, have recently been featured right here on Curbed.

Vox Media is getting ready to jump to the big screen, and Chad Mumm is leading the charge, building out a subsidiary called Vox Entertainment, and working on longform TV programming around brands like the Verge, SB Nation and Vox.com.

When it was founded four years ago, The Verge drew an overwhelmingly male audience. It started adding entertainment, science and transportation coverage to broaden its audience and advertising base. It has also sharpened its approach to social media. All this has helped site traffic (up 4 percent to 13.1 million visitors in November, per comScore) and social audience (up 87 percent, says the Verge) in the past year. But the changes have helped the Verge with another goal of bringing more women to a historically dude-dominated category.

The youngest VP at Vox Media, Vox Entertainment's Chad Mumm landed on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the media category. To Forbes, Mumm and his 2016 class are defining and driving the ever-shifting world of news and content.

Heleo CEO Rufus Griscom talks with Peter Kafka about trying to build a “BuzzFeed for brains” that can distribute Big Ideas to the broader Internet.

“You see very senior women leaving technology and the men stay, mostly because they feel quite isolated and are isolated by the very systems,” she said during an interview in her lab on Facebook’s campus.

Code/Media will bring together the most influential minds in media and technology for two days of intimate gatherings and game-changing discussions.

Here are the eight things Re/code is expecting this year.