FX (United States)

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1994–1997	1997–2007	2007–2013	2013–present

FX is an American pay television channel owned by Walt Disney Television division of The Walt Disney Company. Originally launched on June 1, 1994, the network's original programming aspires to the standards of premium cable channels in regard to mature themes and content, high-quality writing, directing and acting.

It was formerly had a tie-up with Fox television network until March 20, 2019, when Disney acquired most of 21st Century Fox's assets including FX. Its other networks including FXX and FXM.

fX

1994–1997

FX was first launched in 1994 as fX. The "f" in the channel's name and logo was rendered in lower-case to portray a type of relaxed friendliness; the stylized "X" represented the channel's roots: the crossing searchlights of the 20th Century Fox logo.

FX

1997–2007

In early 1997, fX was relaunched as "FX", refocusing the channel's target audience towards men aged 18 to 49. This logo was designed by Pittard Sullivan. This version of the logo with the searchlights was still used for FX Productions until it became FXP in 2016 (three years after the 2013 logo was introduced).

2007–2013

On December 18, 2007, the channel's logo was updated, retaining only the FX wordmark while removing the klieg light logo box that had been placed to its left since the 1997 rebrand.

2013–present

On April 3, 2013, FX adopted a new logo, connecting the two letters to each other to complement its sister networks, FXX and FXM. It was used earlier by its International counterpart in 2011.

External links

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FX programming

Current programming:

Upcoming programming: Cats Cradle | Hue 1968 | Shōgun

Development: Crimetown | Honey | Run | Why Visit America

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The Walt Disney Company

Predecessors:

Laugh-O-Gram Studios | 21st Century Fox | Capital Cities/ABC Inc. | News Corporation

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American Broadcasting Company

Part of The Walt Disney Company

Predecessor companies
American Broadcasting Companies | Capital Cities/ABC

United States broadcast television
ABC (HD) | ABC News | Localish

Radio networks
ABC Audio | ABC News Now | ABC News Radio

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ABC Radio, Inc.

Note: All stations listed by market size -- largest to smallest -- with call letters at the time they were sold.

WFDF was originally in the Flint radio market before moving to Farmington Hills in the Detroit radio market in 2006. As a result of the station's move to Detroit, WFRO in the Toledo market as well as another station in Northern Michigan (also on 900) were taken off the air to allow WFDF to increase its broadcast power.
Disney/ABC never owned the station, but operated it under a Local Marketing Agreement. Birach Broadcasting has since taken complete, outright control of the station.
These stations are either silent or completely off the air at this time.
WGVX also simulcasts on 105.3 and 105.7.

Sources: ABC Radio, Cumulus Media, Cumulus Media Networks, Radio Disney and Westwood One on Wikipedia

Television production
ABC News Studios | ABC Signature

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ABC News

Part of ABC (The Walt Disney Company)

Special programming
ABC News Special Report

Television production
ABC News Studios

Affiliate news-sharing video service
ABC News One

Live-streaming networks
ABC News Live

Other assets
ABCtek

Radio networks:
ABC Audio | ABC News Radio | ABC News Now | ESPN Radio | ESPN Xtra

Broadcasting assets:
Radio stations
Radio Disney stations: Rádio Disney Brasil⁸ | Radio Disney Peru

Disney XD
Canada¹² | Netherlands and Flanders | Poland

Cinecanal
Latin America | Brazil

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The Walt Disney Company India

Part of The Walt Disney Company

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Disney Star

Part of Disney India (The Walt Disney Company)

Star Sports:
English: Star Sports 1 | Star Sports 2 | Star Sports 3 | Hindi: Star Sports 1 Hindi | Star Sports First
Regional languages: Star Sports 1 Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bangla and Marathi
Star Sports Select: Star Sports Select 1 , Star Sports Select 2

Planned channels:
National channels: 'Kids:' Hungama¹
Regional languages: 'Bengali:' Jalsha Josh

International channels:
United Kingdom and Europe: Utsav Plus , Utsav Gold and Utsav Bharat
Middle East and Southeast Asia: Vijay TV, Asianet Middle East
Africa: Star Life, Star Select

Former channels and properties:

Notes:
¹Originally owned, sold or discontinued by The Walt Disney Company India before its acquisition of Star.
²Joint venture with Tata Group.
³Sold to ABP Group.
⁴Sold to CJ ENM.
⁵Joint venture between Star and Viacom. Dissolved in 1994 with the launch of Channel V and Channel V India.
⁶Sold to China Media Capital.
⁷Sold to Visi Media Asia, which had owned 80% of the channel (Star formerly owned 20%).
⁸Rebranded from Star to Fox channels in 2017. Defunct since 1 October 2021.
⁹Relaunched as Pinoy Box Office, later known as PBO.

Other assets:
Disney+ Hotstar | UTV Software Communications (UTV Motion Pictures)

Defunct assets:
UTV Indiagames | UTV Ignition Games

Other assets:
A+E Networks⁴ (assets) | Disney Advertising Sales

Other assets: Disney Cruise Line | Disney Vacation Club | Adventures by Disney | Storyliving by Disney | Walt Disney Imagineering

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ESPN

Owners: The Walt Disney Company (80%) | Hearst Communications (20%)

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ESPN on ABC

Current programming:

U.S. radio stations
ESPN Radio | ESPN Xtra | ESPNU Radio | ESPN All Access

International:
Australia (ESPN2) | Brazil (2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6) | Caribbean | Latin America (2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | Premium (Argentina | Chile)) | Africa (ESPN 2) | Netherlands (2 | 3 | 4 | Ultra HD)

Canadian networks (Co-owned with Bell Media):
The Sports Network (TSN1 | TSN2 | TSN3 | TSN4 | TSN5 | TSN 4K) | RDS | RDS2 | RDS Info

Japanese networks (J Sports)
J Sports 1 | J Sports 2 | J Sports 3 | J Sports 4

¹Operated by BT under license.
²Also airs on MLB Network.
³Partnership with TV5 Network Inc. Now known as One Sports.
⁴Partnership with Sony Pictures Networks India.
⁵Joint-venture with University of Texas at Austin and Learfield.

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Marvel

Part of The Walt Disney Company

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Marvel Cinematic Universe

Created by Marvel Studios

Part of The Walt Disney Studios (The Walt Disney Company)

Animated series:
Phase Four: What If...? Season 1 | I Am Groot Season 1
Phase Five: I Am Groot Season 2 | What If...? Season 2
Upcoming: Marvel Zombies | Eyes of Wakanda | What If...? Season 3

Special presentations:
Phase Four: Werewolf by Night | The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special

Marvel Television series:
ABC: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. | Agent Carter | Inhumans
Netflix⁶: Daredevil | Jessica Jones | Luke Cage | Iron Fist | The Defenders | The Punisher
Hulu/Star: Runaways | Helstrom
Freeform: Cloak & Dagger

Entities
Stark Industries | Time Variance Authority

¹ Distributed by Paramount Pictures
² Distributed by Universal Pictures
³ Distributed by Sony Pictures
⁴ Released on Hulu for a limited time along with release on Disney+
⁵ Released under the Marvel Spotlight label
⁶ Content migrated to Disney+ in 2022

Other
Marvel Stadium⁶

¹ Distributed by 20th Century Fox
² Distributed by Sony Pictures
³ Distributed by Universal Pictures
⁴ Distributed by Netflix
⁵ Produced by Toei
⁶ Sponsorship with Australian Football League

Notes
¹Disney manages film catalog created for ABC; remainder of library controlled by Bristol-Myers Squibb.
²Disney manages certain film and television rights, rest of the Saban catalog is currently owned by Hasbro.
³Joint venture with Paramount Pictures.
⁴Joint venture with Hearst Communications, which owns 20% of ESPN and 50% of A&E Networks.
⁵Co-owned with Westinghouse Broadcasting (aka Group W)
⁶Joint venture with Rádio Holding Participações Ltda.
⁷Joint venture with Electronic Arts.
⁸Joint venture with Sky Limited.
⁹Joint venture with Telefónica.
¹⁰Owned by Corus Entertainment.
¹¹Joint venture with Sky Network Television.
¹²Joint venture with Global Group.
¹³Joint venture with Apollo Global Management.
¹⁴Joint venture with GMA Network Inc.
¹⁵Joint venture with CJ ENM.
¹⁶Owned by Televisión Nacional de Chile, but distributed by Disney in Latin America.
¹⁷Co-owned with NBCUniversal
¹⁸Co-owned with Paramount Global.
¹⁹Co-owned with Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland (RTL Group)
²⁰Joint venture with TV Globo.
²¹Sold to Paramount International Networks.
²²Co-owned with TDC Group.
²³Acquired by its subsidiary Disney Interactive.
²⁴Sold to Nordic Entertainment Group.
²⁵Owned by The Oriental Land Company under license from Disney.
²⁶Co-owned with Arnon Milchan.

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+It was formerly had a tie-up with [[Fox]] television network until March 20, 2019, when Disney acquired most of [[21st Century Fox]]'s assets including FX. Its other networks including [[FXX]] and [[FX Movie Channel|FXM]].
+==fX==
+===1994–1997===
 [[File:FX (1994).svg|center|200px]]
+'''FX''' was first launched in 1994 as '''fX'''. The "f" in the channel's name and logo was rendered in lower-case to portray a type of relaxed friendliness; the stylized "X" represented the channel's roots: the crossing searchlights of the [[20th Century Fox]] logo.
-==1997–2007==
+==FX==
+===1997–2007===
-[[File:FX (1997).svg|center|200px]]
+[[File:FX (1997).svg|center|250px]]
+In early 1997, fX was relaunched as "FX", refocusing the channel's target audience towards men aged 18 to 49. This logo was designed by [[Pittard Sullivan]]. This version of the logo with the searchlights was still used for FX Productions until it became [[FXP]] in 2016 (three years after the 2013 logo was introduced).
-==2007–2013==
+===2007–2013===
 [[File:FX (2007).svg|center|200px]]
+On December 18, 2007, the channel's logo was updated, retaining only the FX wordmark while removing the klieg light logo box that had been placed to its left since the 1997 rebrand.
-==2013–present==
+===2013–present===
 [[File:FX.svg|center|200px]]
+On April 3, 2013, FX adopted a new logo, connecting the two letters to each other to complement its sister networks, [[FXX]] and [[FXM]]. It was used earlier by its [[FX (International)|International]] counterpart in 2011.
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Changes: FX (United States)

Revision as of 15:46, 10 July 2020

fX

1994–1997

FX

1997–2007

2007–2013

2013–present

External links