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Exhibit 980

Fox Corporation annual report (Form 10-K), revenue by source

Exhibit 980 ยท Company filing

Fox Corporation annual report (Form 10-K), revenue by source

Television segment revenues for fiscal 2026 ($ millions): advertising 5,652; distribution 3,346; content and other 668; total 9,666. The filing attributes the advertising increase to the FIFA World Cup and additional NFL and MLB postseason games.

Source
Fox Corporation
Date
6 August 2026
Grade
Primary record
Document
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1754301/000162828026053960/fox-20260630.htm
Accessed
2026-11-10
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Finding INF-1.5
Primary record In the latest annual reports reviewed, advertising supplied 20.0 percent of New York Times revenue (2025), 43.0 percent of Nexstar revenue (2025) and 58.5 percent of Fox's Television segment revenue (fiscal 2026). Distribution or affiliate fees exceeded advertising at Nexstar (55.3 percent against 43.0), Warner Bros. Discovery (51.6 percent against 19.6) and Disney's Linear Networks segment (67.8 percent against 30.5).
Finding INF-1.16
Open question The filings reviewed do not state how much of each outlet's advertising revenue comes from pharmaceutical advertisers, and no document read shows whether coverage by the stations Nexstar and TEGNA operate changed after the March 2026 waiver. The court order requires Nexstar to hold TEGNA separate and not to influence its management, including newsroom personnel and programming, pending final judgment.