Join Todd Bishop and John Cook weekends on KIRO Radio to talk Seattle technology.A look at how News Corp. will divide its assets
December 3, 2012 @ 1:24 pm
(AP) - News Corp. has announced that it plans to split into two separate, publicly traded companies, one for its publishing business and the other for its entertainment operations.
Here's a look at some of the businesses that will be housed within each company:
_ Publishing company, which will keep the News Corp. name.
Dow Jones
The Wall Street Journal
Dow Jones Newswires
HarperCollins
The New York Post
The Daily
The Australian
The Herald Sun
The Daily Telegraph
The Courier Mail
The Times
The Sun
The Sunday Times
The marketing services group
The digital education group, including Wireless Generation
_ Media and Entertainment Company, which will be known as Fox Group:
Fox Broadcasting
Twentieth Century Fox Film
Twentieth Century Fox Television
Fox Sports
Fox International Channels
Fox News Channel
Fox Business Network
FX
Star
The National Geographic channels
Shine Group
Fox Television stations
BSkyB stake
Sky Italia
Sky Deutschland
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