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Vox

Vox

5 6.0
An American news website that explains politics and current events
  • proper noun
  • /vɑks/
  • Literature
: Vox
  • Between all of its properties, we estimate Vox will generate roughly $20-30 million this year.
  • Vox Media
  • Matt Yglesias at Vox
  • Ezra Klein of Vox

They're not watching CNNN, so they're tuning into Vox.

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Examples

  • We launched it with my old colleague from Vox, Sam Ellis, the creator of Vox Atlas.

  • Polygon: Introducing the newest member of the Vox Media family

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  • OK Scott, Vox Media is our distribution partner.

  • How would the Vox editorial team react to a pitch like that?

  • In any case, I look forward to Vox's response.

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  • Video courtesy of The Verge / Vox Media.

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  • I am a fan of Vox's writing/thinking, but on this issue I'm not convinced.

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  • Analysis: Vox Media is a rapidly growing digital media company with two well-known publications, SB Nation and The Verge.

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  • Sarah Kliff writes insightful articles for Vox, helping readers understand complex issues.

  • The podcast produced by Vox covers a wide range of topics, making current events accessible.

Compounds

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What most people think about something

vox angelica
  • Specialized
9.9

An organ stop that makes a soft, trembling sound like a human voice

vox humana
  • Specialized
9.9

A part of a pipe organ that makes a warm sound like a human voice

Surface Forms

Vox main

Etymology

The American website Vox is named after the Latin vox, 'voice', because it aims to be a clear 'voice' that explains news and ideas so readers understand them.