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Fox Entertainment
NameFox Entertainment
TypePrivate
IndustryMass media
Founded2019
FounderRupert Murdoch
HeadquartersLos Angeles
Area servedUnited States
Key peopleDana Walden, Gordon Ramsay, Charlie Collier
ParentFox Corporation

Fox Entertainment is an American media company founded in 2019 as a content creation and distribution entity linked to the assets remaining after major divestitures by 21st Century Fox and the acquisition activities of The Walt Disney Company. It functions within the portfolio of Fox Corporation to develop scripted and unscripted programming for broadcast and streaming, producing series and specials for networks and platforms including Fox Broadcasting Company, Tubi (streaming service), and third-party distributors. The company engages in partnerships with production studios, talent agencies, and international licensors to expand reach across linear television, digital streaming, and ancillary markets.

History

The company emerged following the 2017–2019 divestment period that saw 21st Century Fox assets sold to The Walt Disney Company and the retention of broadcast and news properties under Fox Corporation. In the wake of those transactions, leadership from Rupert Murdoch’s holdings and executives with backgrounds at 20th Television, Fox Networks Group, and Fox Broadcasting Company established the entity to focus on original programming. Early initiatives included collaborations with producers tied to Univision Communications-adjacent talent and deals with agencies such as Creative Artists Agency and William Morris Endeavor for development pipelines. Strategic hires from Hulu, NBCUniversal, and CBS Television Studios helped staff content development, while partnerships with international distributors like Banijay and All3Media facilitated global sales.

Corporate Structure and Ownership

The company is a subsidiary of Fox Corporation, itself formed after the split of assets from 21st Century Fox. Executive leadership has included figures who previously held senior positions at Disney Television Studios, Sony Pictures Television, and Paramount Global. Corporate governance connects to the Murdoch family holdings through board members with prior service at News Corporation and 21st Century Fox. Financial backing and operational oversight align with strategic units such as Fox Corporation’s broadcast division, and the company coordinates with advertisers represented by agencies like Omnicom Group and WPP plc for cross-platform monetization. Its organizational chart reflects divisions for creative development, production, legal affairs, and distribution, staffed by veterans from Warner Bros. Television and independent production houses including Shondaland alumni.

Television and Film Operations

Programming slates encompass scripted dramas, comedy series, reality formats, and event specials tailored for networks including Fox Broadcasting Company, streaming platforms such as Tubi (streaming service), and syndication outlets operated by Fox Television Stations. Notable collaborations have involved showrunners and talent affiliated with Shonda Rhimes, Ryan Murphy, Simon Cowell, Gordon Ramsay, and producers who previously worked on American Idol and The Masked Singer. Film-related activities emphasize co-productions and TV-to-film adaptations with partners like Lionsgate, Netflix, and independent financiers from Village Roadshow Pictures. The company leverages relationships with talent agencies including United Talent Agency and Creative Artists Agency to secure exclusive first-look deals and pilot commitments.

Production and Distribution Divisions

Production units coordinate with studios such as 20th Television alumni, Bad Robot Productions, and independent producers tied to Endemol Shine Group and Fremantle. Distribution operations utilize syndication channels formerly associated with 20th Television Syndication and digital ad-supported platforms like Roku and Pluto TV through content licensing agreements. International distribution is facilitated via partnerships with global entities such as Banijay Group, All3Media, and regional broadcasters including ITV and Seven Network. The company’s post-production and facilities work often occurs at studios including Pinewood Studios, Sony Pictures Studios, and Fox Studios Australia-linked vendors.

Business Strategy and Partnerships

Strategic priorities include building franchises through unscripted formats, developing IP for multi-platform exploitation, and securing first-look deals with creators from Hulu, Netflix, and legacy networks such as ABC (American TV network). The firm pursues revenue through licensing to streamers like Peacock (streaming service), ad-supported platforms including Tubi (streaming service), and international sales to networks such as TF1 and TV Asahi. Partnerships with advertising conglomerates like Omnicom Group and technology companies such as Roku and Amazon (company) support monetization and distribution. Corporate alliances have also extended to music rights holders including Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment for soundtrack and performance licensing.

The parent company’s historical legacy of Rupert Murdoch-led enterprises has been associated with high-profile disputes involving 21st Century Fox divestitures, regulatory scrutiny by bodies like the Federal Communications Commission, and litigation tied to merger approvals involving The Walt Disney Company. Talent disputes have occasionally surfaced in arbitration with agencies including William Morris Endeavor and Creative Artists Agency over packaging and representation fees. Content-related controversies have involved decisions about programming standards and advertiser boycotts linked to campaigns organized by advocacy groups and trade unions such as SAG-AFTRA and Directors Guild of America. Intellectual property litigation has arisen in the broader corporate family over format rights with production companies like Endemol Shine Group and distributors such as Lionsgate.

Category:Entertainment companies of the United States