Fox Broadcasting Company

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broadcast television network commercial broadcaster television network

Fox Broadcasting Company is a major American television network known for its prime-time entertainment programming, including hit series, sports broadcasts, and news.

Aliases (8)

Statements (54)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	broadcast television network → commercial broadcaster → television network →
alsoKnownAs	Fox → Fox Network →
broadcastArea	Canada → Mexico (border areas) → United States →
competitor	ABC → CBS → NBC →
country	United States →
distributionFormat	IPTV → cable television → over-the-air broadcast → satellite television →
foundedBy	Barry Diller → Rupert Murdoch →
genre	general entertainment → news broadcasting → sports broadcasting →
hasDivision	Fox Entertainment → Fox Sports →
headquartersLocation	California → Los Angeles → United States →
language	English →
launchDate	1986-10-09 →
notableProgram	24 → American Idol → Beverly Hills, 90210 → Empire → Family Guy → Fox NFL Sunday → Fox News Sunday → Glee → House → MLB on Fox → Married... with Children → NASCAR on Fox → The Simpsons → The X-Files →
ownedBy	Fox Corporation →
owns	Fox Television Stations →
parentCompany	Fox Corporation →
partOf	U.S. broadcast television networks →
pictureFormat	1080i → 16:9 →
predecessor	Metromedia →
serviceType	free-to-air television →
slogan	So FOX (historical) → TV’s #1 Network (historical) →
targetAudience	mass audience →
timeShiftService	Fox HD feed →

Referenced by (72)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alex Borstein → Chris Myers → Erin Andrews → Kaitlin Olson → Max Greenfield → Mike Henry → Nick Cannon → Paris Barclay → Richard Appel → Scott Grimes → Thomas Haden Church → Wendy Williams →	employer
American Dad! ("Fox") → Cosmos: Possible Worlds ("Fox") → Family Guy ("Fox") → Fox News Sunday → The Cleveland Show ("Fox") → The Orville ("Fox") →	originalNetwork
2003 American League Championship Series ("Fox") → 2007 World Series ("Fox") → 2008 World Series ("Fox") → 2013 World Series ("Fox") → Game 6 of the 2004 American League Championship Series ("Fox") →	televisionNetworkUS
Beverly Hills, 90210 → Fox NFL Kickoff → Fox NFL Sunday → Prison Break (TV series) score ("Fox") →	network
Ally McBeal → Empire → The Cleveland Show →	originalChannel
2004 American League Championship Series ("Fox") → Game 4 of the 2004 American League Championship Series ("Fox") →	broadcastNetworkUnitedStates
American Broadcasting Company → NBC →	majorCompetitor
Glenn Quagmire ("Fox") → Peter Griffin ("Fox") →	networkOfSeries
Game 7 of the 2004 American League Championship Series ("Fox") → Super Bowl LI ("Fox") →	networkUS
21st Century Fox → News Corporation →	owned
Fox Corporation → Fox Corporation ("Fox network") →	owns
FS1 → Fox Business Network →	sisterChannel
21st Century Fox ("Fox Broadcasting Company network") →	acquisitionExcludes
The Cleveland Show ("Fox") →	airedOn
Fox Broadcasting Company ("Fox Network") →	alsoKnownAs
Cosmos Studios →	associatedWith
Fox Entertainment ("Fox network") →	basedOnNetwork
MLB All-Star Game ("Fox (United States television)") →	broadcaster
1997 NHL All-Star Game ("Fox") →	broadcasterUnitedStates
2018 World Series ("Fox") →	broadcasterUS
Lachlan Murdoch →	businessInterest
American Idol →	developedFor
Fox Entertainment ("Fox broadcast network") →	distributionChannel
American Dad! ("Fox") →	firstAiredOnNetwork
Ship of the Imagination ("Fox network") →	firstBroadcastContext
The Simpsons theme →	firstBroadcastOn
Fox 5 ("Fox network") →	flagshipStationOf
Rupert Murdoch →	founded
Fox Sports 1 ("Fox broadcast network") →	hasSisterChannel
U.S. broadcast television networks →	includeNetwork
Stewie Griffin ("Fox") →	networkOfOriginalBroadcast
Ida Quagmire →	networkOfWorkAppearedIn
Griffin family →	originallyAiredOn
Love Is... ("Fox network") →	originalNetworkAssociation
Fox Entertainment ("Fox network") →	partOf
Teen Choice Award →	presentedBy
Cosmos: Possible Worlds →	productionCompany
Fox Broadcasting Company ("So FOX (historical)") →	slogan
Metromedia →	successor
NFL playoffs ("FOX") →	televisionCoverage