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News Corporation (News Corp) is a global media and information services company with operations spanning news, book publishing, digital real estate, and subscription video services

Below is a summary of the latest developments related to News Corp based on recent information:
Stock Repurchase Program: News Corp has been actively continuing its stock buyback program, authorizing the repurchase of up to $1 billion of its Class A and Class B common stock. This initiative, aimed at enhancing shareholder value, was updated in late May 2025 and does not require security holder approval. Analysts maintain a strong buy consensus on the stock, with some suggesting it is slightly undervalued based on fair value analysis.Financial Performance: In the March 2025 quarter,

News Corp reported a 1% increase in revenue to $2.01 billion, driven by growth in its Dow Jones division (including The Wall Street Journal), digital real estate services, and book publishing. The company’s strategic focus on digital growth and operational efficiency has been highlighted as a positive factor, though its high P/E ratio suggests caution regarding valuation.NRL Broadcast Rights and Tensions:

News Corp, which holds a 6% stake in DAZN, will not have a major role in negotiations for the 2028 NRL season broadcast rights, marking a shift from its historical influence.

Tensions with the Australian Rugby League Commission escalated, leading News Corp executives to boycott NRL hospitality at a recent State of Origin match in Brisbane amid a dispute with ARLC chairman Peter V’landys.

Media and Political Influence: Despite a perceived decline in influence, News Corp remains a significant player in Australia’s political and media landscape. Its coverage during the recent federal election was noted, though some, like journalist Laura Tingle, argued there’s little correlation between News Corp’s editorial stance and voter behavior. The company’s shift toward low-cost, opinion-driven content and its alignment with political entities like the Liberal Party were also highlighted.

Staffing and Editorial Changes: News Corp Australia announced the return of former BuzzFeed politics editor Alice Workman as chief of staff for The Daily Telegraph, replacing Zac McLean, who was promoted to head of news. This is part of broader editorial leadership changes at the publication. Additionally, posts on X indicate ongoing staff cuts, with up to 40% of sales staff and some editorial positions being reduced as part of a restructuring effort.New

Media Ventures: News Corp Australia is launching a real estate podcast and content series at the Australian Real Estate Conference (AREC) 2025, aiming to share industry insights across its media network, including The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, and The Australian.

Global Revenue Challenges: News Corp’s global mastheads experienced a sharp revenue drop, as reported on May 8, 2025, reflecting ongoing challenges in its traditional news media segment. Posts on X also suggest a longer-term decline, with profits down 75% year-over-year as of August 2023, and a 47% earnings drop in the news media division reported earlier.

Progressive Media Influence: Some analyses suggest that News Corp’s influence persists through its integration with new media platforms, where its content is often shared or reacted to, reinforcing its role in shaping political discourse despite declining traditional readership.These updates reflect News Corp’s efforts to adapt to a changing media landscape while navigating financial, operational, and political challenges.

Siblings paid to exit Murdoch media empire
10 September 2025

Roy Morgan Summary

Sources have indicated that the Murdoch family has settled the long-running dispute over future control over its media empire in a deal worth $US3.3bn ($5bn). Rupert Murdoch's eldest son Lachlan is set to assume full control of the family's stakes in News Corp and Fox Corporation, ending the dispute with his siblings. Prudence MacLeod, Elisabeth Murdoch and James Murdoch will each receive $US1.1bn, while they have also agreed to sell all of their shares in the two companies over the next six months. The family trust that was at the centre of the legal dispute between the Murdochs will be dissolved as part of the deal.

Lachlan Murdoch secures control of News Corp and Fox as succession battle ends

September 9, 2025

Lachlan Murdoch has secured control of News Corp and Fox Corp following a settlement with his siblings, bringing an end to a protracted legal dispute and ensuring his long-term leadership of the media empire founded by his father.

Mr Murdoch, the News Corp executive chairman and CEO of Fox Corporation, will remain the beneficiary of the Murdoch Trust Fund which will control 33 per cent of News Corp shares and 36 per cent of Fox Corp Shares.

Siblings Prudence MacLeod, Elisabeth Murdoch and James Murdoch, who had voting rights through the trust, will cease to be beneficiaries.

New trusts will be established for Lachlan Murdoch and his two younger siblings Grace and Chloe through the public sale of shares from both News Corp and Fox Corp.

The development was welcomed by the boards of both companies.

"News Corporation today announced that the trustee and beneficiaries of the Murdoch Family Trust (“MFT”) informed the Company that they have reached a mutual resolution of the legal proceedings in Nevada related to the MFT, resulting in the termination of all litigation," a statement from News Corp read.

"New trusts will be established for the benefit of Lachlan Murdoch, Grace Murdoch and Chloe Murdoch (the “Remaining Beneficiary Trusts”), and Prudence MacLeod, Elisabeth Murdoch and James Murdoch (the “Departing Beneficiaries”) will cease to be beneficiaries in any trust holding shares in News Corp or Fox Corporation. New trusts for the benefit of the Departing Beneficiaries will receive cash consideration funded in part using proceeds from the public sale of approximately 14.2 million shares of News Corp Class B common stock and approximately 16.9 million shares of Fox Corporation Class B common stock previously held by the MFT.

"Following these transactions, LGC Holdco, LLC (“LGC Holdco”), a company which was established, and is owned, by the Remaining Beneficiary Trusts, will own all of the remaining shares of News Corp and Fox Corporation previously held by the MFT, which is expected to consist of approximately 33.1% of News Corp’s Class B common stock and less than 0.1% of News Corp’s Class A common stock and approximately 36.2% of Fox Corporation’s Class B common stock and less than 0.1% of Fox Corporation’s Class A common stock."

News Corp also said Lachlan's siblings would be prevented from acquiring further shares.

"The Departing Beneficiaries will be subject to a long-term standstill agreement preventing them, and their affiliates, from acquiring shares of News Corp and Fox Corporation and taking certain other actions with respect to the companies," the statement read.

It is understood the trust dispute was settled for terms valued at more than US$3.3 billion.

A statement from Fox Corp explained that a 25-year deal had been reached to ensure voting control will "rest solely with Lachlan Murdoch".

"We have further been informed that a term of 2050 will be established for the Remaining Beneficiary Trusts and that, following the above transactions and throughout the term, voting control with respect to the FOX and News Corporation shares owned by LGC Holdco will rest solely with Lachlan Murdoch through his appointed managing director," the statement read.

"Rupert Murdoch will continue in his role as Chairman Emeritus of the Company. FOX’s board of directors welcomes these developments and believes that the leadership, vision and management by the Company’s CEO and Executive Chair, Lachlan Murdoch, will continue to be important to guiding the Company’s strategy and success."

News Corp, the publisher of SkyNews.com.au, and Fox Corporation have substantially risen in value since Lachlan Murdoch took control. In the last year alone News Corp's share price was up 18 per cent while Fox Corporation surged 52 per cent.

Voting rights were to be shared equally after Rupert Murdoch's death by the four eldest children, Prudence, Elisabeth, Lachlan, and James. Younger Murdochs, Grace and Chloe, were beneficiaries without voting power.

Rupert Murdoch, 94, sought to amend the trust to give Lachlan sole control, triggering a legal contest in Nevada. Probate Commissioner Edmund Gorman initially ruled against the application, stating the changes were not in the best interests of all children.

The move brings to a close litigation in the Second Judicial District Court of Nevada and resolves uncertainty that had extended into appeals proceedings.

The outcome aligns with Rupert Murdoch’s succession plan which was announced when he stepped down as chair of both companies in September 2023.

An unresolved dispute risked destabilising corporate governance at News Corp and Fox but the settlement provides long-term stability.

Lachlan Murdoch has been executive chairman and chief executive of Fox Corporation since 2019 and executive chairman of News Corp since 2023. The conclusion of the trust dispute secures his mandate and removes the most significant governance question facing the companies.

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News.com.au launches consumer campaign – If it matters to you, it matters to news.com.au
March 03, 2025

Leading news brand news.com.au has unveiled a new consumer campaign, If it matters to you, it matters to news.com.au. The initiative positions news.com.au as the essential, up-to-the-minute source of serious and light-hearted news, and everything in between, for all Australians.

If it matters to you showcases how news.com.au understands and connects with Australians through every part of their lives, tapping into what truly matters to people through the diverse needs, interests and challenges that shape the nation – the things that inform, entertain and bring Australians together.

The campaign leverages the strength of news.com.au’s distinctive brand and visual identity, featuring fast-paced, dynamic, and visually striking creative, brought to life through animation and motion graphics.

Free News and Lifestyle Editor-in-Chief Mick Carroll said: “The campaign has been designed to keep news.com.au top of mind for Australians who are balancing busy lives, while trying to stay across what’s happening locally and around the world. Whether it’s hard hitting news or the best in entertainment and sport, we want Aussies to know they can turn to us to keep on top of what matters most to them.”

News.com.au Editor Kerry Warren said: “We have a highly engaged audience of more than 11 million Australians. Our new campaign reflects news.com.au’s commitment to keeping Australians informed and entertained with the news that matters to them and their unique interests with a balanced news feed. From Aussie house prices or the latest from the White House, all the footy action on and off the field, or award season winners, if it matters to Australians, it matters to news.com.au.”

Managing Director and Publisher Free News and Lifestyle Pippa Leary said: “The news.com.au editorial team understands and meets the needs of Australians everyday with journalism that is relevant and trusted. Our investment in news.com.au with this new campaign prioritises driving direct audiences into the brand’s ecosystem to foster deeper audience engagement, critical to the site’s success and the success of our clients.”

Created in partnership with News Corp Australia’s in-house creative agency, Roller, the consumer marketing campaign rolls out from todayto engage with audiences at touchpoints of their daily routine across digital, social, audio, radio, and TV.

To view campaign TVC click here – vertical here

News.com.au reaches one in two online Australians with an audience of 11.759 million, 311 million browser page views and 26.51 browser page views per person, its highest engaged reach in two years, according to Ipsos iris January 2025 rankings. The site also had its biggest video views ever in January, up 43 per cent on the previous month and more than double the views year-on-year.

Source: Ipsos iris Online Audience Measurement Service February 2023 – January 2025, Age 14+, PC/laptop/smartphone/tablet, Text only, News category excluding Weather & Aggregators, Audience (000s), Audience Reach %, Browser Page Views (MM), AVG. Browser PVs PP, Video Views (MM)

News Corp is a global media and information services company, led by CEO Robert Thomson and closely associated with the Murdoch family, particularly Rupert Murdoch. It owns a wide portfolio of assets, including The Wall Street Journal, New York Post, The Times (UK), and a significant stake in Australia’s REA Group (which operates realestate.com.au). The company also has a presence in book publishing through HarperCollins and digital real estate services. As of today, March 12, 2025, News Corp continues to be a major player in the media landscape, though it faces scrutiny and competition in an evolving industry.

Recently, News Corp has been in the news for various developments. For instance, it’s actively managing a $1 billion stock repurchase program for its Class A and Class B shares, signaling confidence in its financial health despite market fluctuations. In Australia, its dominance in media and property listings (via REA Group) has drawn attention, with CEO Robert Thomson downplaying threats from competitors like CoStar, which is eyeing a stake in rival property portal Domain. There’s also been chatter about its media outlets, like Fox News (under sister entity Fox Corp), navigating the political climate of Trump’s second term, with some parts of the empire supportive and others, like The Wall Street Journal, more critical.

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News Corp puts Foxtel up for sale after asset review

By Sam Buckingham-Jones

August 9, 2024

News Corp, the publishing and broadcast giant controlled by the Murdoch family, has put its majority-owned Australian pay television platform Foxtel up for sale after a nine-month strategic review of its assets.

Outlining its financial results on Friday, News Corp said there was “third-party interest” in Foxtel, which owns a pay TV business, streaming services Binge and Kayo Sports, and aggregation platform Hubbl.

“We are confident in the company’s long-term prospects and are continuing to review our portfolio with a focus on maximising returns for shareholders,” News Corp chief executive Robert Thomson said.

“That review has coincided recently with third-party interest in a potential transaction involving the Foxtel ... We are evaluating options for the business with our advisors in light of that external interest.”

News Corp owns 65 per cent of Foxtel, and Telstra owns the rest.

Foxtel has spent the past decade pivoting to the streaming era, building Kayo and Binge – which have much leaner profit margins – while preserving its legacy base of around 1 million subscribers who pay, on average, $90 a month. It has grown its total paying subscription base to 4.7 million people.

Any sale of Foxtel would have a flow-on effect on long-term content deals, multi-billion dollar sports rights packages, and more.

Mr Thomson told analysts that News Corp had a “significant overture that we are naturally assessing”, but declined to provide further details.

“We have full faith in the potential of Foxtel and the talented team at Foxtel,” he said. “On behalf of shareholders, we have to evaluate any interest … You’ll have to stay tuned. Not indefinitely, not perpetually, not ad infinitum.” (Credit: The Australian Financial Review) @FinancialReview

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News Corporation (abbreviated to News Corp) (NYSE: NWS) is one of the world's largest media conglomerates. Its chief executive officer is Rupert Murdoch, who created the Fox Broadcasting Company in 1986.

News Corporation is a public company listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX: NWS) and as a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE: NCRA). Formerly incorporated in Adelaide, Australia, the company was re-incorporated in the United States state of Delaware after a majority of shareholders approved the move on 12 November 2004.

News Corporation's headquarters is on Sixth Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) in New York City, in the 1960s-1970s portion of the Rockefeller Center complex.

Revenue for the year ended 30 June 2005 was $23.859 billion. This does not include News Corporation's share of the revenue of businesses in which it owns a minority stake, which include two of its most important assets, DirecTV and BSkyB. Almost 70% of the company's sales come from its US businesses. Credit: Wikipedia.

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FOX TO LAUNCH MY NETWORK TV

New Station-Friendly Primetime Option Set for September

Primetime Dramas “Desire” and “Secrets” to Inaugurate My Network TV Debut

NEW YORK – February 22, 2006 - FOX will launch My Network TV, a new primetime program network scheduled to debut this fall. Fox Television Stations, Inc., and Twentieth Television will operate the new venture. The announcement was made today at a press conference in New York by Peter Chernin, President and Chief Operating Officer, News Corporation; Roger Ailes, Chairman of Fox Television Stations; and Jack Abernethy, CEO of Fox Television Stations.

Upon launching on Tuesday, September 5th, 2006, My Network TV will feature quality primetime programming from 8:00-10:00pm (EST/PST) Monday through Saturday, totaling 12 hours of original content per week. Providing broadcasters a viable and station-friendly option for primetime, involving no reverse compensation, My Network TV will position stations with operational flexibility through an appealing affiliation term and attractive inventory split, further building asset value.

Fox Television Stations’ WWOR/New York, KCOP/Los Angeles, WPWR/Chicago, KDFI/Dallas, WDCA/Washington, D.C., KTXH/Houston, WFTC/Minneapolis, KUTP/Phoenix, WRBW/ Orlando and WUTB/Baltimore will serve as anchor affiliates of My Network TV, representing 24% of the United States. Supported with powerful branding and marketing initiatives that tie-in locally, the service will maintain and strengthen affiliates’ community brand recognition with a complete look and feel of a national network that empowers localism.

Regarding the announcement, Mr. Chernin stated, “No other media company comes close to Fox when it comes to launching new networks and gauging audience appetites. Over the past 20 years, we’ve proved it time and again with FBC, FX, Fox News Channel and National Geographic Channel among many others. And with My Network TV, we think we’ve come up with a unique format that will resonate with today’s consumer and a model that can be profitable from day one.”

Mr. Ailes added, “Backed by the strongest media company in the world, My Network TV is a viable alternative brought to you by proven winners who know quality programming. Independent stations are in need of a solid option for primetime and we believe no other company is providing this service to the market.”

Commented Mr. Abernethy, “We’re thrilled to be launching My Network TV this fall. We consider this to be a station-friendly alternative that will deliver more local inventory to its affiliates, uphold each station’s localism and feature quality programming supported by strong branding and marketing. We are looking forward to signing additional affiliates in the coming weeks.”

Twentieth Television’s new hour-long scripted dramas “Desire” and “Secrets” will inaugurate My Network TV. Structured in a 65-episode story arc stripped Monday through Friday for 13 weeks, “Desire” and “Secrets” are based on the worldwide success of the telenovela format. “Desire” chronicles the destruction of a family and the bonds of brotherhood take center stage when two brothers on the run from the mafia find themselves in a heated battle of passion, betrayal, deceit and murder over the woman they both love. “Secrets” goes deep behind-the-scenes to focus on the glamorous, yet sometimes brutally ruthless fashion industry, in which greed, lust and blind ambition surround a violent corporate takeover of the business’ hottest company. Principal photography on the dramas will commence early March.

Twentieth Television is aggressively developing additional programs and proven formats spanning reality, drama, comedy, game, news, movies and talk for My Network TV as the network develops, while also exploring opportunities with its sister companies. The company is opening its doors to all other major Hollywood studios to negotiate future programming concepts. Programs currently in development include:

• “Catwalk” (Twentieth Television) -- The ultimate search for the next “It” supermodel begins by crossing the country to discover 30 of the hottest, hippest and freshest faces who will compete for the once in a lifetime opportunity to be catapulted into stardom.

• “Celebrity Love Island” [Granada (“Nanny 911”)] -- Six gorgeous celebrity and six non-celebrity singletons are thrown together in a fantasy island setting, where a star-studded search for love takes place.

• “On Scene” (Fox News) -- This crime investigative series will cover all angles, examine all of the evidence and trace every single clue of the most compelling crimes committed today.

• “America’s Brainiest” (working title) [Celador (“Who Wants to Be A Millionaire”)] -- This quiz show, based on the hit British program, will find the country’s smartest individuals and reveal them in an exciting format.

• In addition, Twentieth Television is in advanced negotiations with FremantleMedia North America (“American Idol”) on an international format.

The Fox Television Stations group, one of the nation’s largest owned-and-operated network broadcast groups, comprises 35 stations in 26 markets, covering nearly 45% of U.S. television homes. This includes five duopolies in the top 10 markets, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas and Washington D.C., as well as duopolies in Houston, Minneapolis, Phoenix and Orlando.

A leader in the U.S. program production and distribution arena, Twentieth Television is a unit of Fox Television Stations, Inc., which is headed by chairman Roger Ailes while CEO Jack Abernethy oversees day-to-day operations. Twentieth Television provides a wide array of first-run and off-network programming, as well as feature film packages, to the syndication and cable marketplaces. First-run programs distributed by Twentieth Television include “Geraldo at Large,” the news strip hosted by Geraldo Rivera, and the popular court shows “Divorce Court” and “Judge Alex,” the number one new first-run program of the 2005-06 season. In addition to “Desire” and “Secrets,” the company is set to launch the new court show “Cristina’s Court,” hosted by Cristina Perez, in Fall 2006. Twentieth Television also oversees the domestic sales of one of the most extensive libraries of off-net programming in the entertainment industry. Last fall, the company launched the groundbreaking drama “24,” starring Kiefer Sutherland, and The Peabody Award-winning sitcom “The Bernie Mac Show” in off-net syndication.

Fox Entertainment Group, a division of News Corporation, is principally engaged in the development, production and worldwide distribution of feature films and television programs, television broadcasting and cable network programming. The unit’s studios, production facilities and film and television library provide high-quality creative content, and broadcasting and cable networks provide extensive distribution platforms for the Company's programs.

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Irena Briganti
Fox News
212-301-3608
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Fox Interactive Media And Twentieth Century Fox Partner To Deliver Movies And TV Shows For Download

Multi-Year Deal to Bring Blockbuster Movies like “X-Men The Last Stand” and TV Hits Such As “24”, “Prison Break”, “It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia” to Properties Across Fox Interactive Media Network; IGN Site to Start, With MySpace and Others to Follow

LOS ANGELES, August 14, 2006 - Fox Interactive Media (FIM) and Twentieth Century Fox today announced a multi-year agreement to provide feature films and television shows on a download-to-own basis across the FIM network. Fox Interactive Media's network of leading properties reaching more than 75 million people a month in the U.S. (ComScore MediaMetrix) will have access to Fox Entertainment Group's vast catalogue of leading content including hit feature films such as “X-Men The Last Stand” and “The Omen” as well as episodes of television series like “24,” and “Prison Break.” IGN Entertainment will be the first FIM property to offer a selection of on its Direct2Drive site ( http:www.direct2drive.com ) in October 2006 with additional FIM properties including MySpace.com to come.

“Our drive to deliver Twentieth Century Fox content via the most powerful online platforms is advanced substantially by this agreement,” said Peter Levinsohn, President, Digital Media, Fox Entertainment Group. “Offering Fox content in conjunction with FIM properties enables viewers to access the best movies and TV shows from multiple platforms in the Fox family.”

Initially, FIM will offer films from Twentieth Century Fox including new releases, made-for-TV movies, direct-to-video releases and select content from the Twentieth Century Fox film library on IGN's Direct2Drive site. The site will also offer current television series from various Fox entities such as Twentieth Century Fox, Fox Broadcasting Company, Fuel TV, Speed, and FX with a selection of shows available within 24 hours of initial broadcast.

In an industry first, purchased movies and television shows will be immediately transferable to Windows Media compatible portable devices providing users with a convenient way to take the video content with them on the go.

“Today marks an important step as we continue to build a bridge between the worlds of user-generated and top-quality, professional content, further enhancing our range of consumer offerings across both free, ad-supported and paid download business models,” said FIM President Ross Levinsohn. “With more than 75 million monthly users and one of the largest entertainment communities on the web, we are thrilled to begin offering our users exciting content from Fox.”

The agreement with Twentieth Century Fox will enable FIM, already a leader in downloadable games with Direct2Drive, to expand its offerings with premier TV and movie content. Direct2Drive will promote the new offering throughout the IGN Entertainment network, including IGN.com, Rotten Tomatoes; and Film Force, among other sites.

Direct2Drive's secure digital download service will enable users to transfer content to up to two PCs and one portable device per PC. Content will be available at competitive prices: Approximately $19.99 for new feature film releases and $1.99 per TV series episode.

About Fox Interactive Media
A division of News Corp. (NWS and NWS.A), Fox Interactive Media (FIM) is an integrated network of sites offering socially rich media experiences centered on entertainment, news, information and self-expression. The company's network includes Internet assets from News Corp., including the highly trafficked FoxSports.com ( http://www.foxsports.com ), Americanidol.com
( http://www.americanidol.com ) and Fox.com ( http://www.fox.com ). FIM also owns and operates such category leaders as MySpace.com ( http://www.myspace.com ), the number one social networking site on the Web; Scout.com ( http://www.scout.com ), a dynamic collegiate and pro sports network; and IGN Entertainment ( http://www.ign.com ), a network of leading gaming and entertainment sites including men's lifestyle site AskMen ( http://www.askmen.com ) and premier destination for movie-goers Rotten Tomatoes ( http://www.rottentomatoes.com ) among others.

About Fox Entertainment Group
Fox Entertainment Group (FEG) is a unit of News Corporation (NYSE: NWS, NWS.A). It is principally engaged in the development, production and worldwide distribution of feature films and television programs, television broadcasting and cable network programming. The Company's studios, production facilities and film and television library provide high-quality creative content, and the Company's broadcasting and cable networks provide extensive distribution platforms for the Company's programs. Fox Digital Media is a division of FEG dedicated to setting distribution strategy and licensing programming from all FEG divisions to new, digital outlets.

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For Fox Interactive Media:
Ann Burkart
(310) 969-7220 or Ann.burkart@fox.com

Sara Campbell/Edelman
(323) 202-1075 or Sara.campbell@edelman.com

For FOX:
Paul Nichols/The Lippin Group
(323) 965-1990
pnichols@lippingroup.com

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