VineBustle Digital Group lays off about 25 people, including the entire staff of The Outline
A source said the digital-media company was hit hard by economic projections related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Bustle Digital, the company that bought Gawker and Mic, has acquired the Outline
More digital media mergers: Josh Topolsky is going to work for Bryan Goldberg.
The Outline Raises $5.15 Million to Fuel Measured Growth
The Outline, a digial-media startup has closed a $5.15 million fundraising round, the company’s second, valuing it at $21.15 million. But its CEO Joshua Topolsky doesn’t want it to get too big too fast.
Why The Outline's New Daily Podcast Is Rounding Up a Different Kind of News
We talk to Outline EIC Joshua Topolsky.
Vox Media veteran Josh Topolsky explains what digital media companies get wrong, and what his new publication plans to get right
The Outline will launch sometime this fall.
One of the top former editors at Bloomberg has launched his new media venture ‘The Outline’
After a period of buzz and mystery, former Bloomberg and Verge editor Josh Topolsky's new media venture, The Outline, has finally launched.
The Verge Co-Founder Josh Topolsky Is Raising Money to Launch a Media Startup
He wants to launch a prestige digital media operation.
Former Bloomberg Editor Joshua Topolsky Launches ‘The Outline’
Joshua Topolsky, a former top editor at Bloomberg and The Verge, has unveiled The Outline, a new publication that aspires to revitalize web ads.
The Outline Has a Flashy New Design But a Traditional Business Model
The new media venture has an eye-catching design but will rely primarily on advertising.
The Outline Is Making Visual, Interactive Content and Ads for a 'Post-Text' Internet
The Outline is a new media publisher that handles content and ads in a fresh way.
Joshua Topolsky, Former Verge Editor, Raises Funding for Digital Media Venture
Joshua Topolsky, the former top digital editor for Bloomberg and a co-founder of The Verge, has raised $5 million to launch The Outline, a digital publication slated for this fall that will aim to build a mid-sized influential audience, covering power, culture and “the future.”
