AXELF - Vox Media is said to consider several SPAC deal offers

Cindy Ord/Getty Images News Vox Media, the parent of New York Magazine, is said to be considering several offers that would take the company public through a SPAC deal, according to a New York Times report earlier. Vice Media is also "circling" a plan to go public, according to the report, although The Information reported last week that Vice Media's potential deal to go public through SPAC 7GC & Co. (VII) is said to have stalled as the media company struggled to raise additional funding. Other Vox Media properties include The Verge, Grub Street and Eater. Vice Media operates the Vice.com news site, Viceland TV network, Refinery29 platform and other properties generally aimed at millennial and Generation Z audiences. Media company BuzzFeed (BUZZF) last month confirmed a deal to go public via SPAC  890 Fifth Avenue Partners (ENFA) at $1.5B valuation. In late May, The Information reported Axel Springer (AXELF), owner of Business Insider, was

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Vox Media is said to consider several SPAC deal offers