2009-2014
i remember them making interesting internet documentaries before anyone else
!https://youtu.be/UuOQhGHdn_A!https://youtu.be/C3Yd7M3JNlwhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL653A7CE87777FA83
Thank you
2009-2014
i remember them making interesting internet documentaries before anyone else
!https://youtu.be/UuOQhGHdn_A!https://youtu.be/C3Yd7M3JNlwhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL653A7CE87777FA83
What happened after 2014 though
What happened after 2014 though
"In mid-August 2013, Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox invested US$70 million in Vice Media, resulting in a 5 percent stake. "
"In August 2014, A&E Networks, a television group jointly owned by The Walt Disney Company and Hearst Corporation, made a US$250-million investment in Vice Media for an ownership stake of 10%.44 In November and December 2015, Disney made two additional individual investments of US$200 million totalling $400 million."
... more of the same continued.
Hamilton's Pharmacopeia a great show
What happened after 2014 though
they use to do high quality investigative docs
looking into super interesting stuff no one else does, they legit rode along with ISIS in iraq one time.. going to north korea, spending days with cannibal warlords, finding weird d***gies in the middle of nowhere
started getting money from big media companies, shane smith the founder took a fat check and left
then Vice started making way more content but it was all just generic crap like everyone else makes, they lost the vision
they use to do high quality investigative docs
looking into super interesting stuff no one else does, they legit rode along with ISIS in iraq one time.. going to north korea, spending days with cannibal warlords, finding weird d***gies in the middle of nowhere
started getting money from big media companies, shane smith the founder took a fat check and left
then Vice started making way more content but it was all just generic crap like everyone else makes, they lost the vision
Damn thank you for breaking this all down, you too @JaeRell
I remember some of those videos popping up for me back then but I never jumped into vice stuff too much
Seems like I missed out big but at least I can go back and watch the older videos
Go woke go broke
https://twitter.com/jules31415/status/1653183809909673990https://twitter.com/cobratate/status/1653246145022312448And a win for Top G
Andrew Tate is actually insufferable, it’s beyond my understanding how he has a following
Might be showing my age here but Vice Magazine was also super fun for a while
Still got a bunch of these from when I worked at American Apparel, was great for a while
Andrew Tate is actually insufferable, it’s beyond my understanding how he has a following
when he came out as pro covid vax the other day
Go woke go broke
https://twitter.com/jules31415/status/1653183809909673990https://twitter.com/cobratate/status/1653246145022312448And a win for Top G
they use to do high quality investigative docs
looking into super interesting stuff no one else does, they legit rode along with ISIS in iraq one time.. going to north korea, spending days with cannibal warlords, finding weird d***gies in the middle of nowhere
started getting money from big media companies, shane smith the founder took a fat check and left
then Vice started making way more content but it was all just generic crap like everyone else makes, they lost the vision
Shane Smith didn't leave. He's still the head of the company and 20% stakeholder. Suroosh is also active in the company. They just ran the company into the ground.
Shane spent years making fun of legacy media and smugly acting like Vice was going to put legacy news media orgs out of business. He then turned around and took fat checks from half of them, turning his company away from what made it big to begin with into literally copying the business model of the legacy media companies he made fun of for having s***ty business models.
Shane Smith didn't leave. He's still the head of the company and 20% stakeholder. Suroosh is also active in the company. They just ran the company into the ground.
Shane spent years making fun of legacy media and smugly acting like Vice was going to put legacy news media orgs out of business. He then turned around and took fat checks from half of them, turning his company away from what made it big to begin with into literally copying the business model of the legacy media companies he made fun of for having s***ty business models.
i remember a story in 2018 about him leaving the company but yeah seems like he’s still there
yeah he was almost so smug about Vice being the future of media then just recreated a legacy media company
him being smug must have worked with investors though cause they raised so much lol