Fox Weather debuts fleet of storm-chasing trucks
Fox Weather has unveiled a fleet of storm-chasing trucks that will help the service cover severe weather and other events where and when it occurs.
Fox Corporation
The Fox Corporation ($FOXA) is an American broadcast and cable television programmer based in New York City. It operates the Fox broadcast network, Fox Sports, Fox News Channel and more than two dozen Fox-owned broadcast stations in the United States. It also owns the streaming television service Tubi.
Fox readies launch of free, 24-hour weather streamer
Fox Corporation’s chief executive said advertisers have already started showing an interest in the soon-to-launch Fox Weather.
Fox to launch sports programming on separate Tubi app
Streaming television service Tubi is launching a sports programming vertical, Fox announced this week.
Fox could shell out $125 million to buy TMZ from AT&T
The Fox Corporation could spend between $100 million and $125 million to acquire the gossip website TMZ from its current parent company AT&T.
KTVU anchor Frank Somerville returns to air
After more than two months away from the anchor desk, KTVU anchor Frank Somerville returned to the air on Wednesday.
Tubi wants to grow customer base with cheap content
Tubi will try to grow its audience by incorporating more TV shows and movies into its content library — as long as they are not too much to license.
Technical issue forces Oakland TV station KTVU off air
A technical problem forced Oakland television station KTVU off the air for several hours early Monday morning.
Maine backs off fight for à-la-carte cable packages
State officials in Maine will not continue a fight to force cable, satellite and other pay television companies to offer channels on an à-la-carte basis.
Fox says original content coming to Tubi later this year
Fox Corporation’s free, ad-supported streaming service Tubi will unveil its slate of original programming later this fall.
Broadcasters, Locast trade barbs in letter to judge
Broadcasters accuse Locast of operating under a “freemium” model, not as a not-for-profit as claimed.
