FS1 (United States)

Revision as of 04:42, 12 January 2020

Fox Sports 1

2013–2015

On March 5, 2013, News Corporation announced that Speed would rebrand as a general sports network titled Fox Sports 1. The channel launched on August 17, 2013.

FOX announces FOX Sports 1 network

FS1

2015–present

Since June 2015, a new wordmark was slowly introduced, beginning alongside a redesigned ticker, before being used during college football broadcasts and promotions. Starting in August 2015, the network officially began to be called on-air as FS1, with the network's social media pages adopting new logo and name on September 4, 2015.

Awful Announcing

◄	Speed (United States)

FS1 (United States)

V • T • E

Fox Sports

Owners:

United States: Fox Corporation (broadcast division and national networks)
International: Foxtel (Australia) | The Walt Disney Company (Elsewhere)

Fox Sports Digital Media:
FoxSports.com | Fox Sports Go

V • T • E

Fox Corporation

Predecessors: 21st Century Fox | News Corporation

Affiliate company: News Corp

Fox News Media
Cable networks: Fox Business Network | Fox News Channel
Other assets: Fox News Radio | Fox News Talk | Fox Nation | Fox Weather

Tubi Media Group:
Tubi (Tubi Kids | Tubi Originals) | Credible Labs | AdRise | Blockchain Creative Labs

Notes
¹Joint venture with Princess Pictures.
²Joint venture with Big Ten Conference.
³Joint venture with Weigel Broadcasting.

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+Since June 2015, a new wordmark was slowly introduced, beginning alongside a redesigned ticker, before being used during college football broadcasts and promotions. Starting in August 2015, the network officially began to be called on-air as '''FS1''', with the network's social media pages adopting new logo and name on September 4, 2015.
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-Since June 2015, a new wordmark was slowly introduced, beginning alongside a redesigned ticker, before being used during college football broadcasts and promotions.
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-Starting in August 2015, the network officially began to be called on-air as '''FS1''', with the network's social media pages adopting new logo and name on September 4, 2015.
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 *[http://awfulannouncing.com/2015/fox-sports-1-beginning-shift-new-fs1-logo-week.html Awful Announcing]
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Changes: FS1 (United States)

Revision as of 04:42, 12 January 2020

Contents

Fox Sports 1

2013–2015

FS1

2015–present