In case you haven’t realized it yet, the website you’re reading this on is part of Vox Media, the modern media company and home of brands such as Eater, Vox.com, SB Nation, The Verge, Curbed, Polygon, and Recode. We’ve reached over 750 million people with our podcasts, websites, events, and social platforms. And in addition to our digital content, we’ve also recently branched out into TV and film.
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How does Vox Media use Slack?
This is how the website you’re reading right now gets made. Meta, right?
Vox Media has offices in New York, DC, San Francisco, Chicago, Austin, Los Angeles, and London, and 22 percent of our staff works remotely. So Vox employees use Slack as a way to connect across teams and time zones and build Vox Media’s company culture. As you can imagine, our work requires a lot of different teams to collaborate across brands and lines of business, and seamless communication is key. Watch the video above to learn about the evolution of Vox Media and see how the creators of your favorite sites use Slack to make the magic happen.