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Fox Corporation Announces Special Meeting of Stockholders

Fox Corporation has scheduled a Special Meeting of Stockholders for October 14, 2026, with a webcast and a joint proxy/prospectus related to the Roku transaction.

Telemundo Retains World Cup Fans via Culture-First Marketing

Telemundo's EVP of Marketing and Creative, Claudia Chagui, discusses the network's 2026 FIFA World Cup marketing strategy. One in two World Cup viewers watched Spanish-language coverage on Telemundo, reaching beyond its core Hispanic audience. The 'protect and attract' strategy aimed to retain existing soccer fans while attracting English-leaning Hispanics through cultural authenticity and 'FOMO'. Marketing spanned TV, social, and digital, complemented by creator partnerships and experiential activations. Telemundo cross-promoted its upcoming shows on Peacock, achieving brand lifts, and now focuses on retaining those new audiences. The strategy emphasizes cultural relevance over language, with authentic storytelling as a key driver.

• Telemundo's Spanish-language broadcasts attracted one out of every two US World Cup viewers.
• Claudia Chagui is EVP of Marketing and Creative at Telemundo.
• Telemundo used a 'protect and attract' strategy to retain core fans and attract English-leaning Hispanics.

Fox Corporation President and Chief Operating Officer John Nallen to Participate in Upcoming Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference 2026

Fox Corporation announced that President and COO John Nallen will participate in the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference 2026.

Judge Rules Nexstar Violated Tegna Injunction

On August 6, 2026, U.S. District Judge Troy L. Nunley found that Nexstar Media Group violated a preliminary injunction related to its $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna Inc. The injunction, entered April 17, 2026, required Nexstar to keep Tegna as a separate business unit while an antitrust lawsuit brought by California Attorney General Rob Bonta and seven other states proceeded. The court concluded Nexstar breached the order by appointing a board for Tegna composed largely of Nexstar executives and by failing to disclose the appointments. Judge Nunley ordered dissolution of that board, monthly compliance reports, and announced the forthcoming appointment of a special master to monitor adherence to separation requirements.

• U.S. District Judge Troy L. Nunley ruled on August 6, 2026 that Nexstar Media Group violated a preliminary injunction connected to its acquisition of Tegna.
• The underlying deal is Nexstar’s $6.2 billion takeover of Tegna, completed the prior year.
• The preliminary injunction was entered on April 17, 2026 to keep Tegna as a distinct business unit while antitrust litigation proceeds.