Fox (international)
Appearance
| Company type | Television networks brand |
|---|---|
| Industry | Television broadcasting |
| Predecessor | Fox Broadcasting Company |
| Fate | Majority rebranded to Star; some rebranded to FX; many closed after Disney acquisition |
Area served | Worldwide (various countries) |
| Owner | 21st Century Fox (until 2019), then The Walt Disney Company |
| Parent | Fox Networks Group |
Fox represented a worldwide collection of television networks managed by Fox Networks Group, a division of 21st Century Fox. Initially linked to Fox Broadcasting Company until Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox in 2019, the brand experienced significant transformation following this takeover. The majority of Fox's international channels were rebranded under the Star name to correspond with Disney+'s Star content section, while certain channels in the Baltic states, CIS countries, Greece, and Poland adopted the FX identity. Numerous outlets were also closed as Disney redirected its strategy towards streaming services via Disney+.
Fox across global markets
| Channel | Country or region | Previous name | Launch date | New name / Successor | Closure date | ||||
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| Fox Channel | Latin America |
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Star Channel |
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| Brazil |
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| Fox (Japan) | Japan |
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Dlife (second era) |
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| Fox (Spain) | Spain |
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Star Channel |
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| Fox (Portugal) | Portugal |
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| Fox (Italy) | Italy |
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discontinued |
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| Fox (South Korea) | South Korea |
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Ch.NOW |
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See also
- Star Channel (international)
- Star Life (international)
- FX (international)
- FX Life
- Fox Sports International
- Fox Life
- Fox Crime
- Fox Comedy
- Fox Movies
- Fox Networks Group