Fox Corporation is the media company the Murdoch family kept when it sold 21st Century Fox's film studio, FX, National Geographic and international assets to Disney in March 2019. The remaining business is focused on live content: FOX News Channel and FOX Business, FOX Sports and FS1, the FOX broadcast network, 29 owned-and-operated stations, and Tubi. Fox does not run a film studio; its bet is that news, sports and free streaming hold their value better than scripted entertainment. The company is headquartered in New York City, New York.
Fox earns money in three ways. Distribution fees ($8.06 billion in FY2026) are paid by cable, satellite and virtual pay-TV providers such as Charter, Comcast and YouTube TV to carry FOX News, FS1 and other cable channels, plus retransmission consent and affiliate fees tied to the FOX network. Advertising ($7.34 billion) is sold around NFL, MLB, college football, the FIFA World Cup, FOX News programming, local station newscasts and Tubi streams. Content and other revenue ($1.73 billion) comes from sports sublicensing, entertainment production and studio-lot services. By segment, Cable Network Programming produced $7.35 billion of revenue and $3.10 billion of segment EBITDA, and Television produced $9.67 billion of revenue and $1.44 billion of segment EBITDA in FY2026.