$200 million from NBC Universal
question: Where did Buzzfeed and Vox get $200 million from?, context: So let’s talk about our business, the media! This week Business Insider, the scrappy tech- and finance-focused digital publication founded by the former stock analyst Henry Blodget, was sold to the German media company Axel Springer for $343 million. It was just one of many dump trucks full of money pulling up to the digital media business. BuzzFeed and Vox recently each announced that they had raised $200 million from NBC Universal. Vice has also raised a boatload. So is this all great news? Should I start shopping for a McMansion?
Where did Buzzfeed and Vox get $200 million from?
BuzzFeed and Vox recently each announced that they had raised $200 million from NBC Universal .
So let’s talk about our business, the media! This week Business Insider, the scrappy tech- and finance-focused digital publication founded by the former stock analyst Henry Blodget, was sold to the German media company Axel Springer for $343 million. It was just one of many dump trucks full of money pulling up to the digital media business. BuzzFeed and Vox recently each announced that they had raised $200 million from NBC Universal. Vice has also raised a boatload. So is this all great news? Should I start shopping for a McMansion?
BuzzFeed and Vox recently each announced that they had raised <hl> $200 million from NBC Universal <hl> .
So let’s talk about our business, the media! This week Business Insider, the scrappy tech- and finance-focused digital publication founded by the former stock analyst Henry Blodget, was sold to the German media company Axel Springer for $343 million. It was just one of many dump trucks full of money pulling up to the digital media business. BuzzFeed and Vox recently each announced that they had raised <hl> $200 million from NBC Universal <hl>. Vice has also raised a boatload. So is this all great news? Should I start shopping for a McMansion?
So let’s talk about our business, the media! This week Business Insider, the scrappy tech- and finance-focused digital publication founded by the former stock analyst Henry Blodget, was sold to the German media company Axel Springer for $343 million. It was just one of many dump trucks full of money pulling up to the digital media business. <hl> BuzzFeed and Vox recently each announced that they had raised $200 million from NBC Universal . <hl> Vice has also raised a boatload. So is this all great news? Should I start shopping for a McMansion?