News Corp chief Robert Thomson has heralded the deal as 'a victory for News Corp shareholders, DAZN, and sports fans in Australia and around the world'.

News Corp has finally found a buyer for its storied pay TV offering. But what does the future hold for viewers, staff and sports deals?

Sports streaming platform DAZN has acquired Australian broadband company Foxtel Group from majority shareholder, Rupert Murdoph’s News Corp, and minority shareholder, Telstra, in a deal valued at $2.2 ...

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. agreed to sell Foxtel Group to sports platform DAZN Group Ltd. in a deal that values the Australian pay-television and streaming service at A$3.4 billion ($2.1 billion).

In the US, Hulu + Live TV and sport streaming service Fubo are to merge, with Disney to hold a 70% stake in the joint venture ...

Sports streaming company DAZN is buying Foxtel Group from News Corp and Telstra in a deal with an enterprise value of $2.2 ...

The seismic deal between News Corp and DAZN for Foxtel adds another layer of intrigue to a number of upcoming rights ...

Australian telecom firm Telstra said on Monday it had sold a 35% stake in Australian cable TV and streaming unit Foxtel to ...

News Corporation has sold Foxtel to global sports streaming platform DAZN Group. Under the terms of the agreement, shareholder loans of $578 million owing to News Corp will be repaid in full in cash.

The recent announcement of DAZN’s acquisition of Foxtel marks a pivotal moment in Australia’s media and sports landscape.

The sale of Foxtel to UK sports streaming giant DAZN will not have an immediate impact on pricing or the packages available for subscribers, company CEO Patrick Delany has confirmed.

Foxtel is an Australian pay television company that offers cable, satellite, and IPTV streaming services. It sold for $3.4 billion AUD.