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G/O Media Inc. is an American media holding company that owns and operates several digital media outlets, including Kotaku, Jalopnik, The Root, The Inventory, and Quartz.
The Inventory is G/O Media’s Commerce Team’s standalone site that features a broad range of consumer product categories including Technology, Home Goods, Lifestyle Upgrades, and Outdoor Gear – in the form of reviews, buying guides, roundups, gift guides, news coverage, and much, much more.
Gizmodo is a website that covers the latest news and trends in technology, science, and culture. From spaceflight to entertainment, Gizmodo offers a mix of stories, videos, and live events to keep you informed and entertained.
G/O Media is a digital media company that publishes popular sites such as Gizmodo, Deadspin, The Onion, Quartz and more. Read the latest news about its acquisitions, hires, events, awards and controversies.
G/O Media’s proprietary technology provides a powerful publishing platform to engage affluent and influential Millennials who crave our trusted, authentic and often-times irreverent news,...
Nov 10, 2023 · G/O Media, the parent company of Jezebel and other former Gawker Media sites, announced it is suspending publication of the feminist website and cutting 23 jobs. The decision came after G/O could not find a buyer for Jezebel, which covered topics ranging from politics, entertainment, beauty and fashion, women's health, women's health, women in the public eye and more.