Foxtel Group has hired former AFL executive Brian Walsh as its new executive director of corporate affairs, communications, and stakeholder management. Walsh — no relation to the late Foxtel boss of ...

Foxtel Group has announced an upgraded partnership with Mineral Resources that will bring Foxtel’s Business iQ devices to Mineral Resources Limited’s 3,000 room onsite accommodation portfolio. With ...

Foxtel is retiring its news streaming service Flash and dedicated Lifestyle service, folding the content from both into Binge. Flash and Lifestyle will both stop operating in February. Sky News Extra, ...

Foxtel has teamed up with Nightlife Music and LiSTNR and extended its partnership with Vevo for 34 new music channels. “Music is a big part of Australian entertainment culture, and our new offering on ...

Banks on a loan backing UK streaming platform DAZN Group Ltd.’s takeover of Australian pay-television company Foxtel Management Ltd. are considering lifting the debt’s interest margin to draw interest ...

News Corp. (NASDAQ:NWSA) has completed the divestiture of Australian pay television firm Foxtel Group to sports media company DAZN Group. At completion, A$592M in shareholder loans were repaid to News ...

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation has completed its $2.1 billion sale of Australian pay TV operator Foxtel to DAZN Group. The deal, which received approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board, ...

(Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch's News Corp on Wednesday said it completed the sale of its Australian cable-TV business Foxtel to British-owned sports network DAZN in a A$3.4 billion ($2.14 billion) deal.

“We are delighted to be DAZN’s partner and shareholder. And we are pleased to have extra capital strength and optionality.” By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor The completion of the deal follows ...

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Big changes to the content game in Australia, where Alison Hurbert-Burns is exiting pay-TV and streaming giant Foxtel Group after six years. Hurbert-Burns is known for leading original program ...

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