Global digital media and broadcasting company Vice Media is set to undergo staff layoffs affecting several hundred employees, accompanied by the discontinuation of content publication on its Vice.com website. This decision, communicated in a memo from Bruce Dixon, CEO of Vice Media, was announced last Friday (23 February).
Known for its focus on edgy and alternative content, Vice was established in 1994 as a punk magazine in Montreal, Canada. Over the past three decades, it has transformed into a multimedia platform addressing diverse subjects such as news, culture, arts, music, technology, and lifestyle. The company creates documentaries, news segments, and online content, frequently delv
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