Creative Services Trainee
About the job
- Be a recent graduate within one year or less in Communications or a related field.
- Demonstrate strong communication skills, creativity, and attention to detail.
- Submit a demo reel or work examples.
- Assist with production tasks including lighting, camera work, audio, and teleprompter operation.
- Curate, pitch, write, and produce content ideas aligned with station brands.
- Create multimedia elements for broadcast and digital media.
- Network within the organization to build collaborative relationships.
- Use social media and digital marketing to enhance engagement.
- Experience in social media and digital marketing.
About the company
Fox Corporation focuses on producing and distributing news, sports, and entertainment content through brands like FOX News Media, FOX Sports, FOX Entertainment, and FOX Television Stations. Its products include television networks and live broadcasts, monetized mainly through advertising and affiliate fees, with additional revenue from content licensing. The company differentiates itself by emphasizing live, event-driven programming (news and sports) that remains less time-shifted, and by maintaining diversified revenue streams across Cable Network Programming, Television, and Other segments. The goal is to deliver broad, popular programming to a U.S.-focused audience while sustaining a stable, multi-source revenue model.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1986
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Fiscal 2026 revenue rose 5% to $17.13 billion, with EBITDA up 8%.
- Fox raised its semi-annual dividend to $0.29 on September 2, 2026.
- Fox Television Stations is expanding local sports distribution through Predators broadcasts in Atlanta.
What critics are saying
- Smartmatic's lawsuit still hangs over Fox after Dominion's $787.5 million settlement.
- Maria Bartiromo's abrupt September 3, 2026 exit exposes editorial and legal fragility.
- Roku integration by first-half 2027 can distract management and inflate debt and execution risk.
What makes FOX unique
- Fox News, Fox Sports, and local stations anchor premium live TV audiences in 2026.
- Fox generated $17.13 billion revenue in fiscal 2026, with $3.91 billion adjusted EBITDA.
- Fox filed an automatic shelf and a Roku merger plan, preserving strategic flexibility.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Paid Vacation
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Parental Leave
Company News
Nashville Predators games coming to Fox's Atlanta TV station. [email protected] September 30, 2026 Fox Television Stations is partnering with the E. W. Scripps Company's Scripps Sports to bring Nashville Predators hockey games to free broadcast TV in the Atlanta market. Most games from the Predators will air on a digital sub-channel of WAGA-TV (Channel 5, Fox) in Atlanta, replacing programming from Buzzr (Channel 5.3) when the games are live. A handful of games will also be available on WAGA's main broadcast signal, making them widely available to cable and satellite subscribers as well. The agreement adds Atlanta to a growing regional broadcast network established by Scripps Sports and the Predators under a multi-year media rights deal. The network now reaches eight markets outside Nashville across Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama. "Atlanta has a proud hockey history, and Fox 5 is excited to bring NHL action back to viewers across our community," Bill Schneider, the Senior Vice President and General Manager of WAGA, said in a statement on Wednesday. The Predators and Scripps Sports are entering the first season of their agreement, which provides regional television coverage of 85 games, including four preseason and 81 regular-season contests. WNPX (Channel 28) in Nashville serves as the flagship station for the regional network, which also includes stations in Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Jackson, Louisville, Lexington and Huntsville. At least four games will also be simulcast on Scripps-owned WTVF (Channel 5) in Nashville. Predators telecasts will include 30-minute pregame and postgame shows. The broadcast team includes Willy Daunic, Chris Mason, Hal Gill, Lyndsay Rowley and Kara Hammer.
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Blanchette named to Brand & Marketing post at FOX Stations. September 16, 2026 The former Executive VP of Marketing & Communications at Fremantle has been selected to serve as Sr. VP of Brand & Marketing for FOX Television Stations - a role in which he will report to Executive VP of Digital Operations Jeff Zellmer. Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)
Fox revamps sports site OutKick following Clay Travis' departure, hiring Matt Calkins, who quit The Seattle Times after it spiked his column on trans athletes
JD Vance just weighed in on Fox News pulling Maria Bartiromo off the air 25 days before telling anyone. Fox News fired Tucker Carlson one week after paying 787 million dollars to settle an election lawsuit. Now it has quietly done the same thing to another Trump ally it never wanted to replace. Fox has not told nearly two million Sunday viewers why August 9 was her last day. 25 days off air Before Fox said a word. Maria Bartiromo's final Fox News segment aired August 9. No announcement. No on-air farewell. No explanation to the nearly two million conservatives who tuned in to Sunday Morning Futures every week expecting to see her face. Fox waited until September 3 to release a statement. "We thank Maria for her work over the last 12[1/2] years and wish her all the best on her next chapter." That is the complete statement. One sentence. For twelve and a half years of building Fox's weekend lineup into the dominant force in weekend cable news, she got one sentence and no goodbye. Sunday Morning Futures averaged 1.9 million viewers in the second quarter of 2026 - the highest-rated program on Fox's entire weekend schedule. She was not a struggling host they needed to move on from. She was the host who made Sunday morning appointment television for the conservatives who put Trump in the White House twice. She sat at Trump's inaugural dinner. Trump appointed her to the Kennedy Center board. She championed the SAVE America Act on air. Before Fox, she spent two decades at CNBC, where she made history as the first woman to report live from the New York Stock Exchange floor. Jason Chaffetz takes the Sunday Morning Futures slot. Mornings with Maria becomes Mornings with FOX Business with rotating anchors. Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street becomes FBN's Wall Street, hosted by Cheryl Casone. The network already ran this playbook once. Tucker Carlson was Fox's highest-rated host in April 2023. He was fired the week after Fox wrote a 787 million dollar check to settle Dominion Voting Systems' defamation lawsuit. Carlson had given substantial airtime to 2020 election fraud allegations. So had Bartiromo. Her coverage of Sidney Powell's claims became central evidence in Dominion's case against the network. And Smartmatic's separate defamation suit - still unresolved - names Bartiromo among its defendants. The Dominion case is closed. Smartmatic is not. Three years after firing Carlson, the anchor who hosted the network's most-watched weekend show is gone with no press conference, no on-air sign-off, and no acknowledgment that 25 days passed between her last segment and the network's one-sentence statement. Tucker went to X and built an audience larger than anything Fox ever gave him. Bartiromo has said nothing publicly. Fox has not changed its statement either. Some in the White House press corps speculated, asking Vice President J.D. Vance if he knew what her future might look like. Fox chose the lawyers over 1.9 million Sunday viewers. This was not about ratings. Sunday Morning Futures was Fox's top weekend program right up to the day Fox erased her name from the lineup. The conservative reaction was immediate. Sid Rosenberg said what they were all thinking: "She loves Trump. He loves her. No other logical explanation for this QUICK exit after nearly 13 years." Rep. Nicole Malliotakis pushed for Bartiromo to step into the seat just vacated by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt: "Maybe it's time for a Brooklyn girl to be the next White House Press Secretary?" Monica Crowley called her "a brilliant, honest, hardworking and fearless journalist." Trump previously called her "a great reporter." Vice President JD Vance was fielding questions about the departure before the day was out. He dismissed the Press Secretary speculation in four words: "I don't think so." Then he added three more: "I love Maria." Fox did not return the sentiment. None of it changed what Fox had already decided. The 1.9 million conservatives who made Sunday Morning Futures the most-watched show on Fox's weekend schedule woke up September 4 to find Jason Chaffetz in her chair and zero explanation for what happened in the 25 days between August 9 and today. Fox built that audience. The lawsuit won. The audience lost. * Fox News Media, "Fox News Media Parts Ways with Maria Bartiromo," Fox News Press, September 3, 2026. * JD Vance, public statement on Bartiromo departure, September 3, 2026. * Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, public statement on Bartiromo departure, September 3, 2026.