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These are assets formerly owned by 21st Century Fox before its acquisition by The Walt Disney Company with the several assets spun off to the Fox Corporation and other third-party companies.

Fox Entertainment Group

Television

Endemol Shine Group

(50% share)

  • Endemol
  • EndemolShine Nordics, Nordic production company[10]
    • Mag5 Content AB (Sweden)
    • Metronome Post AB (Sweden)
    • Heartland ApS (Denmark)
    • Metronome Spartacus AB (Norway)
    • Rubicon TV AS (Norway)
    • Metronome Productions A/S (Denmark)
    • Endemol Shine Finland (Finland)
    • STO-CPH Produktion AB (Sweden)
    • Meter Television AB (Sweden)
    • Filmlance International AB (Sweden)
    • Studios A/S (Denmark)[11]
  • EndemolShine North America[12]
  • EndemolShine Germany[13]
    • Florida TV
    • META Productions
    • Wiedemann & Berg Filmproduktion
    • Herr P. GmbH
    • Jukers Media
  • EndemolShine UK[14]
  • EndemolShine India (joint venture with CA Media)
  • EndemolShine Iberia[17]
    • Gestmusic
    • Zeppelin TV
    • Diagonal TV
    • Tuiwok Estudios
    • Telegenia
    • Shine Iberia
    • Endemol Portugal
  • EndemolShine Nederland[18]
    • NL Film & TV
    • Simpel Media
  • WeiT Media (Russia)[19]
  • EndemolShine Italy[18]
    • YAM112003
  • EndemolShine Australia
    • EndemolShine Banks (joint venture with Imogen Banks)[20]
  • EndemolShine Middle East[21]
  • EndemolShine China[22]
  • EndemolShine Beyond
  • Shine TV
  • Shine 360°, licensing division
  • Shine International, international sales and distribution arm
  • Shine Network, unscripted formats division
  • children production co-venture with Teletubbies and In The Night Garden co-creator Andrew Davenport[23]
  • Shine Digital – digital media
  • Shine 360° – commercialisation of properties belonging to the group

Fox Networks Group

Fox Television Group

Fox Television Stations Group

Fox News Group

Fox Cable Networks

National Geographic Partners

A joint venture partnership with National Geographic Society in which Fox owned 73%[24]

Fox Sports Media Group

Cable assets

Direct broadcast

Content libraries

Other assets

Former assets

Sold

[citation needed]

Defunct

See also

References

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