List of assets owned by 21st Century Fox

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These are assets formerly owned by 21st Century Fox before its majority of assets were acquired by The Walt Disney Company with other assets spun off to the Fox Corporation and other third-party companies.

Fox Entertainment Group[]

  • 20th Century Fox[1]
    • 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment[2]
      • Fox-Paramount Home Entertainment (Nordic countries) (joint venture with Paramount Home Media Distribution)[3]
    • Fox Family
    • Fox Stage Productions
    • Fox 2000 Pictures
    • 20th Century Fox Animation
      • Blue Sky Studios[4]
    • Fox Searchlight Pictures
    • Fox Star Studios (India)
    • Zero Day Fox
    • Regency Enterprises (20%)[5]
      • New Regency Productions (80%)
      • Regency Television
    • Fox Studios Australia
    • Boom! Studios (minority stake)[6]
    • Fox Music
    • Fox VFX Lab
  • FoxNext[7]
    • Aftershock Studios[8]
    • 20th Century Fox World (license to Resort World by Genting Group)
  • Hulu (30%)
    • Hulu Documentary Films[9]

Television[]

Endemol Shine Group[]

(50% share)

  • Endemol Shine Nordics[10]
    • Mag5 Content AB (Sweden)
    • Metronome Post AB (Sweden)
    • Heartland ApS (Denmark)
    • Metronome Spartacus AB (Norway)
    • Rubicon TV AS (Norway)
    • Metronome Productions A/S (Denmark)
    • Endemol Shine Finland (Finland)
    • STO-CPH Produktion AB (Sweden)
    • Meter Television AB (Sweden)
    • Filmlance International AB (Sweden)
    • Studios A/S (Denmark)[11]
  • Endemol Shine North America[12]
  • Endemol Shine Germany[13]
    • Florida TV
    • META Productions
    • MadeFor
    • Wiedemann & Berg Filmproduktion
    • Herr P. GmbH
    • Jukers Media
    • Endemol Shine Beyond
  • Endemol Shine UK[14]
    • Artists Studio
    • Bandit Television
    • ChannelFlip
    • Cut & Mustard
    • Douglas Road Productions Limited
    • Dragonfly Film and Television Productions
    • Darlow Smithson Productions
    • Electric Robin
    • Endemol Shine Gaming
    • Fifty Fathoms
    • House of Tomorrow
    • Initial
    • Kudos
      • Kudos North
      • Vexed Pixie
    • OP Talent
    • Remarkable Television
    • Sidney Street
    • Sharp Jack TV
    • Shine TV (UK)[15]
    • Shiny Button Productions
    • Silent Boom
    • Simon's Cat Ltd.
    • Tiger Aspect Productions
      • Tiger Aspect Comedy
      • Tiger Aspect Kids and Family
      • Tiger Aspect Drama
    • Tigress Productions
    • Wild Mercury Productions
    • Workerbee
    • Zeppotron
      • Definitely
  • Endemol Shine India
  • Endemol Shine France
  • Endemol Shine Boomdog
  • Endemol Shine Brasil
  • Endemol Shine Iberia[16]
    • Gestmusic
    • Zeppelin TV
    • Diagonal TV
    • Tuiwok Estudios
    • Telegenia
    • Shine Iberia
    • Endemol Portugal
  • B&B Endemol Shine
  • Endemol Shine Poland
  • Endemol Shine Belgium
  • Endemol Shine Nederland[17]
    • NL Film & TV
    • Simpel Media
    • TVBV
    • Human Factor Television Productions
  • WeiT Media (Russia)[18]
  • Endemol Shine Italy[17]
    • YAM112003
  • Endemol Shine Australia
    • Endemol Shine Banks (joint venture with Imogen Banks)[19]
  • Endemol Shine Israel[20]
    • Reshet (33%)
    • Hadashot 13 (10%)
  • Endemol Shine Asia
  • Endemol Shine International

Fox Networks Group[]

  • Fox Networks Digital Consumer Group - Non-linear online video services including FX Now, Fox Now, Nat Geo TV and Fox Sports Go

Fox Television Group[]

  • Fox Broadcasting Company - Fox Now app[21]
  • 20th Century Fox Television
    • Fox 21 Television Studios[22]
    • Fox Television Animation[23]
    • 20th Television[24]
      • Lincolnwood Drive, Inc.[25]
      • 20th Century Fox Television Distribution
  • Fox Consumer Products

Fox Television Stations Group[]

Fox News Group[]

Fox Cable Networks[]

National Geographic Partners[]

A joint venture partnership with National Geographic Society in which Fox owned 73%[21]

Fox Sports Media Group[]
  • Fox Sports,[21] Fox Sports Go app
  • Fox Sports Networks[21]
    • Arizona
    • Detroit
    • Florida/Sun
    • Midwest (subfeeds: Indiana, Kansas City)
    • North
    • Ohio/SportsTime Ohio
    • South / Fox Sports Southeast (subfeeds: Carolinas, Tennessee)
    • Southwest (subfeeds: Oklahoma, New Orleans)
    • West/Prime Ticket (subfeed: San Diego)
    • Wisconsin
    • YES Network (80% equity)[27]
  • FS1
  • FS2
  • Fox Deportes
  • Big Ten Network (51% owned in joint venture with Big Ten Conference)
  • Fox Soccer Plus
  • Fox College Sports
  • Home Team Sports (HTS) advertising sales for sports channels including other regional sports networks plus commercial and program production, events, and local live custom brand integration
    • Fox Sports College Properties - college rights holder for Big East Conference, several colleges: Michigan State, Auburn, San Diego State, Georgetown and USC and the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
    • Impression Sports & Entertainment - naming rights and event sponsorships

Cable assets[]

  • LAPTV[28]
  • Rede Telecine (Brazil — co-owned with Globosat, Paramount Pictures, MGM and Universal Studios)
  • Fox Telecolombia (Colombia)

Direct broadcast[]

Content libraries[]

  • 20th Century Fox film and television library
    • Fox Searchlight Pictures film library
    • Films produced by 20th Century Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios
    • Third-party animated films for Fox
      • Sullivan Bluth Studios films produced for Warner Bros.
    • Fox Film library
    • Twentieth Century Pictures library
    • Post-1989 New World Pictures library
    • Distribution rights to Paramount Pictures films in Italy (September 2017–March 2019)[29]
    • 20th Century Fox Television library
  • Fox Networks Group

Other assets[]

  • TrueX

Former assets[]

Sold or spun off[]

[citation needed]
  • Etak
  • Fox Mobile Entertainment
    • Jamba!
      • Maximedia Israel (67%)
      • Mosgorreklama (50%) – Russia sign and marketing material manufacturer
  • Photobucket
  • IGN
  • DirecTV (34%)
    • The 101 Network
  • Myspace
  • Fox Family Worldwide – sold to The Walt Disney Company
    • Fox Kids/Fox Children's Productions/Fox Family library
      • DePatie-Freleng Enterprises/Marvel Productions library
      • Marvel Films Animation/New World Animation library
    • Saban Entertainment library
      • Power Rangers and related properties
      • Digimon
      • Saban International Paris
  • FSN Chicago – acquired by Cablevision
  • FSN Pittsburgh
  • FSN Northwest
  • FSN Rocky Mountain
  • FSN Utah
  • Home entertainment rights to Casper the Friendly Ghost library
  • Home entertainment rights to Garfield animation library
  • Learning Corporation of America library – sold to Phoenix Learning Group
  • Los Angeles Dodgers – Fox Sports Enterprise asset sold in 2004[30]
  • MundoFox (rebranded as MundoMax) partnership with RCN TV sold to RCN.
  • Rights to Batman 1966-68 television library
  • Sportsnet (20%) – sold to Rogers Media in 2004[31]
  • Stephen J. Cannell Productions library – re-acquired by Stephen J. Cannell in 1998; currently distributed by Carsey-Werner Television
  • FitTV – sold to Discovery Communications
  • STATS LLC
  • Star China Media – sold to China Media Capital
    • XIng Kong
    • Channel V Mainland China
    • Fortune Star
  • SF Broadcasting
  • Distribution rights to the 2013-2017 DreamWorks Animation film library – sold to Universal Studios
  • Scout.com – sold to North American Membership Group
  • WhatIfSports – sold to SportsHub Technologies
  • Yardbarker
  • Sky plc (39.14%) - sold to Comcast
  • BabyFirst (30%) - sold to First Media

Defunct[]

  • 4Kids TV (2005–2008)
  • Magnetic Video (1977–1982)
  • 20th Century Fox Video (1982)
  • CBS/Fox Video (1982–1998)
  • Playhouse Video (1983–1990)
  • Key Video (1983–1990)
  • Metromedia Producers (1969–1986)
  • FNM Films (1990–1993)
  • FoxBox (2002–2005)
  • Fox Television Stations Productions (1986-2013) - folded into 20th Television after Cops was cancelled by Fox.
  • Fox Video (1991–1998)
  • Fox Interactive (1994–2006)
  • Fox Animation Studios (1994–2000)
  • Fox Kids (1990–2002)
  • Foxnet (1991–2006)
  • Fox Soccer (1997–2013)
  • Foxstar Productions (1994–2005)
  • UGC Fox Distribution (1995–2005)
  • New World Entertainment (1970–1997)
    • New World Animation (1981–1997)
    • New World Television (1984–1994)
    • New World International (1984–1994)
    • New World Video (1984–1989)
    • Four Star Entertainment (1952–1989)
      • Four Star-Excelsior Releasing (1970–1971)
    • SCI Television (1991–1993)
    • Gillett Communications (1979–1991)
    • Storer Communications (1927–1983)
      • Blair Entertainment (1982–1993)
    • New World/Genesis Distribution (1986–1997)
    • Cannell Entertainment (1976–1997)
  • MTM Enterprises (1969–1998)
    • MTM Television Distribution (1987–1997)
      • MTM International (1987–1997)
    • MTM Home Video (1992–1997)
  • Fox Television Studios (1998–2014)
  • Fox Lab (1992–2003)
  • BHC Communications (1977–2001) – folded into Fox Television Stations
    • United Television (1956–2001)
  • Fox Movie Channel (2000–2014)
  • Fox World (2001–2005)
  • Fox Reality Channel (2005–2010)
  • Fox Faith (2006-2012)
  • Fox Atomic (2006–2009)
  • Fox Atomic Comics (2006–2009)
  • Fox Digital Entertainment (2002-2017)
  • Fox International Productions (2008-2017)[32]
  • Fox Sports Houston (2009–2012)

See also[]

References[]

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