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News Corporation was a global media conglomerate founded by Rupert Murdoch in 1980 and split into 21st Century Fox and News Corp in 2013. It owned newspapers, TV networks, film studios, and publishing houses in various countries and industries.
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News Corporation, chiamato anche gruppo Murdoch, è stato uno dei primi quattro conglomerati mediatici degli Stati Uniti e del mondo; prima della sua chiusura a seguito di un riassetto organizzativo. La sua sede era a New York. In Italia è stato il secondo gruppo mediatico privato dopo Mediaset, detenendo il 100% delle ...
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News Corp was created in 1980 by Rupert Murdoch, as a holding company for News Limited. News Limited was created in 1923 in Adelaide by James Edward Davidson, funded by the Collins House mining empire for the purpose of publishing anti-union propaganda; subsequently the controlling interest was bought by The Herald and Weekly Times. In 1949, Sir Ke...
In August 2005, the Murdoch family owned only about 29% of the company of which as of June 2013 had been diluted to around 17%. However, nearly all of these shares were voting shares which currentl...Another major stakeholder has been Al-Waleed bin Talal, of the Saudi Royal Family. In 1997, Time reported that Al-Waleed owned about five percent of News Corporation. In 2010, Alwaleed's stake in N...News Corporation organises an annual management conference, discussing media issues related to geopolitics. Attendees include News Corporation executives, senior journalists, politicians and celebrities. Previous events were in Cancún, Mexico, and the Hayman Islandoff the coast of Australia. The events are private and secretive, there are no record...
In anticipation of US midterm elections, News Corporation donated $1 million to the Republican Governors Association in June 2010. The move was criticised by Democrats, who said this was evidence of News Corporation's news outlets conservative leanings (see Fox News Channel controversies). The Democratic Governors Association also criticised the do...
The company's Board of Directors consisted of 16 individuals at the time of its break up: 1. Rupert Murdoch(Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer) 2. José María Aznar(Former Prime Minister of Spain) 3. Natalie Bancroft(Director) 4. Peter Barnes 5. James W. Breyer 6. Chase Carey(President and Chief Operating Officer) 7. Elaine Chao 8. Da...
News Corporation split up to 21st Century Fox and the current incarnation of News Corporation on June 28, 2013. All media and broadcasting assets, except media assets owned by News Limited, now belong to The Walt Disney Company and Fox Corporation (successors to 21st Century Fox), its legal successors. Meanwhile, newspapers and other publishing ass...
News Corporation companies grouped at OpenCorporatesRecords of political donations at Opensecrets.orgNews Corp at Bloomberg BusinessweekNews Corp is a spin-off of the original News Corporation that owns Dow Jones, News UK, HarperCollins and REA Group. It was formed in 2013 and is controlled by the Murdoch family.
News Corp is a global media company with diverse brands in news, information, digital real estate and book publishing. Learn about its history from 1801 to 2020, its mission to deliver value to customers and shareholders, and its portfolio of iconic products and services.
News Corp è un gruppo editoriale statunitense nato dallo scorporo delle attività editoriali della vecchia News Corporation il 28 giugno 2013. Legalmente 21st Century Fox è il suo successore, avendo ereditato le attività nel cinema e nella televisione.
6 giorni fa · News Corporation, multinational media and information services conglomerate that was originally founded in Australia in 1980, was reincorporated in 2013, and is headquartered in New York City.
