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Eater, The Verge and SB Nation Sold to Penske Media

Penske Media’s takeover of Vox Media unites top digital brands under a new publishing giant.

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The brief

Penske Media Corporation announced the acquisition of Vox Media, bringing the latter’s portfolio—including Eater, The Verge, SB Nation and other titles—under its ownership. Coverage from Rolling Stone, Deadline, Billboard, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter frames the deal as the creation of the world’s largest digital media publisher and notes the establishment of a PMX subsidiary to house the combined publishing titles.

Future coverage will likely track the integration of the brands within the PMX unit and any further statements on the combined publishing strategy.

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Quick answers

Which Vox Media brands are mentioned as part of the sale?

Eater, The Verge and SB Nation are specifically mentioned, alongside other Vox Media titles.

What new entity will manage the combined publishing titles?

The coverage says a PMX subsidiary will house the combined publishing titles.

How do outlets describe the scale of the acquisition?

Rolling Stone, Billboard, Variety and others describe it as creating the world’s largest digital media publisher or a digital publishing giant.

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