Executive producer Joshuah Bearman talks about the genesis of the series, and its unique development process.

“He embodies many of our company values,” says Vox Media CEO Jim Bankoff.

It’s the first piece of tech following the merger with New York Media

Executive producer Joshuah Bearman talks about the genesis of the series, and its unique development process.

The show has transcended tech to become a premier destination for insightful interviews

After success on YouTube, the company has a new platform

It’s been a year of mergers and acquisitions in the media industry

Vox Media now has more than 200 active podcasts that it publishes through the Vox Podcast Network, up from 75 in January, executives tell Axios…. Over the past year, Vox Media has developed its own podcast network, that it can use to distribute its own content, as well as eventually distribute others.

Like all publishers, Vox Media is looking to events as a way to diversify revenue. Its food site Eater has spent the past year bulking up its experiential offerings, ranging from evening wine and book clubs to a daylong summit that capitalized on its eight-year-old “Young Guns” franchise of up-and-coming talent in the food world. In total, Eater has already hosted, or been a part of, over 50 events for Vox Media this year, including launching 11 new event programs and series for its brand in 2019 alone.

Vox Media has won Best Employer for Parents, which set out to award the employer who had proven to be the most accommodating and flexible for working parents. Some perks for parents at the New York-based media company include 100% employer-paid parental leave for primary or secondary caregivers, flexible work from home policies and parents’ rooms.

Vox Media agreed to acquire New York Media, the company behind the biweekly print magazine and five popular online offshoots, in an all-stock transaction.

Jim Bankoff, CEO of Vox Media, joins “Squawk Alley” to discuss the company’s acquisition of New York Magazine, as well as the media landscape.

Reset: Vox Media Podcast Network’s Next Big Swing. This has been in the works for a while, but it’s finally coming out soon. On October 15, Vox Media will officially launch Reset, its upcoming technology news podcast that was originally announced back in February as part of what Axios described as a “multi-million dollar deal” expanding the partnership Vox Media struck up Stitcher that originated Today, Explained, the former’s daily news podcast.

Vox Creative is this year’s winner for Best Content Studio. Established in 2014, Vox Creative is the custom content branch of Vox Media, responsible for creating custom content on all eight Vox Media properties. It leverages the analytics and ad units present in Vox Media’s sites to create content that that fits in with the surrounding editorial coverage. It has done work for advertisers such as Jeep, XBox, Mailchimp, Walmart and many more.

Vox Media chairman and CEO Jim Bankoff joins “Squawk Alley” to discuss SB Nation’s new partnership with Draft Kings.

The new editorial site rolls out today, just in time for the 2019 NFL season.

Vox Media’s Eater brand is partnering with boutique travel agency Black Tomato to create travel packages centered around food.

“Hulu announced an aggressive slate from Vox Media Studios at its May upfront, including a vehicle for Chang and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen and projects tied to Vox property Eater, with the intent to launch full food vertical ‘Hulu Kitchen’ in 2020.”

Dan Ives, Wedbush Securities, Nilay Patel, The Verge, and CNBC’s Josh Lipton discuss their predictions for Apple’s earnings after the bell.

Here & Now’s Jeremy Hobson talks with Jason Del Rey (@DelRey), host of the new season of Recode’s podcast “Land Of Giants: The Rise of Amazon.”

‘For any given policy proposal, I’ve come to expect that Vox is going to have one of the smartest, clearest analyses out there.’ writes New York Times Opinion Columnist David Loenhardt on Vox’s 2020 coverage.

The Verge’s Casey Newton joins Terry Gross to discuss his investigation into working conditions for the people who determine what material can be posted to Facebook.