Australia's biggest pay-tv firm, Foxtel, has made a $2 billion takeover bid for rival Austar in a deal aimed at reviving subscriber growth and taking on competition from free-to-air television ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Australian Pay-TV leader Foxtel has announced a management reshuffle that breaks down the separations between its traditional ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The company, 65% owned by News Corp. and 35% owned by phone company Telstra, operates a mixture of movie and sports channels. But ...
The Foxtel Group’s annual Canberra showcase visited the nation’s capital again last night with chief executive Patrick Delany ...
Foxtel Group chief executive officer Patrick Delany says he’s “interested to see what the AFL is cooking up in India” as the NRL continues its aggressive international expansion.
The pay TV giant, majority-owned by News Corp, has been a long-term partner for the sports entertainment powerhouse and will now become the exclusive destination for WWE content in the country. By ...
At its annual Parliamentary Showcase, the media company doubled down on its multi-billion dollar commitment to Australian sports and screen, and told B&T that DAZN has its back when it comes to ...
Australian pay TV outfit Foxtel and BBC Lifestyle in South Africa have picked up talent-led travel series Prue & Sandi’s South African Adventure from UK-based distributor DCD Rights.
STAMFORD, Conn.STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Foxtel Group and WWE ® (NYSE: WWE) today announced a major new multi-year partnership that will see Foxtel Group’s portfolio of entertainment ...
Cricket Australia (CA) has extended its broadcast partnership with the Foxtel Group and Seven West Media for a further seven years in what is described as a record media rights deal for Australian ...
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's biggest pay-tv firm, Foxtel, has made a $2 billion takeover bid for rival Austar in a deal aimed at reviving subscriber growth and taking on competition from free-to-air ...