Vice.com

Vice.com is a website that is an alternative to Vice, a Canadian-American magazine focused on lifestyle, arts, culture, and news/politics founded in October 1994. The website was founded as viceland.com in 1996, as Vice.com was already owned. In 2007, it started VBS.tv as a domain, which prioritized videos over print, and had a number of shows for free such as The Vice Guide to Travel. In 2011, Viceland.com and VBS.tv were combined into Vice.com, also the host of the Vice Motherboard website at motherboard.vice.com.
The website has been accused of publishing "biased" news articles, citing misinformation about Trump as part of their anti-right wing agenda and offensive articles.https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/gqmvzx/why-we-should-close-all-zoos-778/http://archive.today/2020.07.23-233607/https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/n7w7z7/the-15-best-randb-songs-spring-2020https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/gv7baj/there-are-more-asian-roles-in-teen-dramas-but-they-still-make-us-seem-weird/ (Archived)
On February 22nd, 2024, Vice Media CEO Bruce Dixon announced "several hundred" additional layoffs as the company restructures, and that the website Vice.com would no longer publish content.
==External links==
*Archived vice.com
*Archived viceland.com (Defunct domain name)
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