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The FOX News Channel is a news channel that launched in 1996 on United States cable networks as well as in syndication. Starting in the late 1990s, it started taking market share away from the Cable News Network. FOX News Channel prominently claims that it is less biased and more factual than the other networks, and this claim attracts conservatives who believe that other news channels are dominated by persons with liberal bias. Conversely, many liberals accuse Fox of having a conservative bias.

Like the rest of FOX, it is owned by Australia's, News Corporation.

The CEO, Chairman, and President of Fox News is Roger Ailes.

External Links

http://www.foxnews.com/ (Official FOX News website)
http://www.newscorp.com/ (News Corporation website)

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 The '''FOX News Channel''' is a [[news]] channel that launched in [[1996]] on [[United States]] [[cable television|cable]] networks as well as in [[syndication]].  Starting in the late 1990s, it started taking market share away from the [[Cable News Network]].  FOX News Channel prominently claims that it is less biased and more factual than the other networks, and this claim attracts conservatives who believe that other news channels are dominated by persons with liberal bias.  Conversely, many liberals accuse Fox of having a conservative bias.
-Like the rest of [[Fox Network|FOX]], it is owned by [[News Corporation]].
+Like the rest of [[Fox Network|FOX]], it is owned by [[Australia|Australia's]], [[News Corporation]].
 The [[CEO]], [[Chairman of the Board|Chairman]], and [[President]] of Fox News is [[Roger Ailes]].