News Corporation

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## Contents

* 1 Television
* 2 Newspapers and news services
* 2.1 United States
* 2.2 United Kingdom
* 2.3 Australasia
* 3 Magazines
* 4 Book publishing
* 5 Other

The News Corporation is a publishing and media conglomerate, owned by Rupert Murdoch. While its entertainment subsidiaries cover a wide range of interests, news outlets tend to have a conservative ideology. Its major holdings include:

## Television[edit]

* Fox Broadcasting Company
* Fox News
* multiple Fox television stations
* 20th Century Fox
* Blue Sky Studios

## Newspapers and news services[edit]

### United States[edit]

* New York Post
* Wall Street Journal
* Dow Jones

### United Kingdom[edit]

* News International
* News of the World
* Sun (UK)
* Times (UK)
* Sunday Times (UK)
* Times Literary Supplement

### Australasia[edit]

* Daily Telegraph
* Fiji Times
* Gold Coast Bulletin
* Herald Sun
* Newsphotos
* Newspix
* Newstext
* NT News
* Post-Courier
* Sunday Herald Sun
* Sunday Mail
* Sunday Tasmanian
* Sunday Territorian
* Sunday Times
* The Advertiser
* The Australian
* The Courier-Mail
* The Mercury
* The Sunday Telegraph
* Weekly Times

## Magazines[edit]

* InsideOut
* donna hay
* SmartSource
* Weekly Standard

## Book publishing[edit]

* HarperMorrow Publishers
* Amistad (publisher)
* Avon
* Collins
* Ecco
* HarperBusiness
* HarperCollins
* Perennial
* William Morrow

## Other[edit]

* Los Angeles Kings (NHL, 40% option)
* Los Angeles Lakers (NBA, 9.8% option)
* Staples Center (40% owned by Fox/Liberty)
* News Interactive
* MySpace
* Rotten Tomatoes
* AmericanIdol