The trajectory of Vice Media, once a titan of youth culture and digital content valued at nearly $6 billion, reached a stark ...

Vice Media, the one-time digital media darling that has seen its value and influence greatly diminish in recent years, moved on Thursday to further hollow out its once prestigious news division, ...

Vice Media offices on Feb. 1, 2019 in Venice, Calif. The once-hot media startup filed for bankruptcy after failing to sell itself. Mario Tama/Getty Images hide caption ...

Vice Media will cancel its acclaimed program “Vice News Tonight” as part of a broad restructuring that will result in painful cuts across the organization, the company said Thursday.

Vice Media, the Brooklyn-based company that was once the darling of the digital media world, is preparing to file for bankruptcy, according to a report. The filing could happen in the coming weeks ...

Vice Media was once the rebellious future of journalism, a global powerhouse that gave a voice to the unheard. But by 2023, it had filed for bankruptcy, leaving behind a trail of failed investments ...

Under new CEO Adam Stotsky, the company will push provocative shows and podcasts.

Vice, which had wooed media giants, has struggled to adjust to the punishing realities of digital publishing. A group of creditors could buy Vice for $225 million.

Vice Media was once valued at more than $5 billion for its vaunted appeal to younger audiences, but it filed for bankruptcy last year. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.

Vice Media, founded in 1994 by Shane Smith and a gaggle of freewheeling misfits, started as a Montreal magazine with an edgy take on urban culture and quickly morphed into a global media empire ...