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News Corp
News Corp is a media and information company that makes money by selling news, books, digital subscriptions, and advertising. Its best-known businesses include newspapers, digital news sites, book publishing, and specialist information services. It serves consumers who read its journalism, subscribers who pay for premium content, and advertisers who want access to those audiences. The company’s business is built around content creation and distribution. Its news brands produce reporting and analysis for readers and businesses, while its publishing arm sells books through retail and digital channels. In addition, News Corp owns information services that provide market data, research, and business content to professional customers who rely on timely, trusted information. What makes News Corp different is that it sits at the intersection of old and new media. It still owns traditional print titles, but it also earns a meaningful share of its money from recurring subscriptions and digital products. That mix gives it multiple ways to monetize the same underlying asset: original content that attracts attention, builds loyalty, and can be sold directly to readers or packaged for advertisers and professional users.
News Corp is a media and information company that makes money by selling news, books, digital subscriptions, and advertising. Its best-known businesses include newspapers, digital news sites, book publishing, and specialist information services. It serves consumers who read its journalism, subscribers who pay for premium content, and advertisers who want access to those audiences.
The company’s business is built around content creation and distribution. Its news brands produce reporting and analysis for readers and businesses, while its publishing arm sells books through retail and digital channels. In addition, News Corp owns information services that provide market data, research, and business content to professional customers who rely on timely, trusted information.
What makes News Corp different is that it sits at the intersection of old and new media. It still owns traditional print titles, but it also earns a meaningful share of its money from recurring subscriptions and digital products. That mix gives it multiple ways to monetize the same underlying asset: original content that attracts attention, builds loyalty, and can be sold directly to readers or packaged for advertisers and professional users.
Record quarter: News Corp reported its highest fourth-quarter profitability on record, with revenue up 11% to $2.3 billion and total segment EBITDA up 31% to $423 million.
Full-year strength: For fiscal 2026, revenue rose 7% to $9 billion, total segment EBITDA increased 15% to over $1.6 billion, and free cash flow jumped 42% to $811 million.
Digital shift: Management said 61% of fiscal 2026 revenue was digital, and highlighted continued momentum in subscriptions, digital advertising, and AI licensing.
Capital returns: The company stepped up buybacks to $643 million for the year, more than 4x fiscal 2025, and said it plans to keep returning capital aggressively.
AI monetization: News Corp said it has trusted content relationships with OpenAI and Meta, with more deals in the pipeline, while also pursuing litigation against companies it says stole content.
Segment wins: Dow Jones, Digital Real Estate Services, and HarperCollins all posted strong growth, while News Media benefited from circulation and subscription gains and new content licensing revenues.
