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21st Century Fox Analysis

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21st Century Fox, founded in 2013 by Rupert Murdoch, is an American international mass media organization constructed in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. It was composed by dividing entertainment and media properties of News Corporation which were established firstly by Rupert Murdoch in 1979. Enlivened by the brilliant legacy of its parent organization, 20th Century Fox, 21st Century Fox was made to represent the approach of a new generation, demonstrating the development and inventiveness of a standout amongst the most powerful entertainment names in the manufactory of mass media. Additionally, 21st Century Fox provides four dominant sections which are Cable Network Programming, Television, Filmed Entertainment, and Direct-Broadcast Satellite …show more content…

Moreover, it incorporates assets in Filmed Entertainment such as 20th Century Fox Film, Fox 2000, Fox Animation and Blue Sky Studios, Endemol Shine Group, and numerous others. In addition to controlling Fox Broadcasting Company, Fox Sports, Fox Television Stations Group, and MyNetwork TV in Television. Finally, it acquires nearly 39% stake in Sky plc which is a European operator of satellite TV suppliers and pays stations in the United Kingdom and Ireland, Austria, Germany, and Italy in Direct Broadcast and Satellite TV. Thus, having this enormous empire and countless assets cause having competitors. 21st Century Fox competitors are The Walt Disney Company, CBS Corporation, and Nbcuniversal Media, …show more content…

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