Journalism Brands

American multinational news-based television channel and flagship property of Warner Bros. Discovery's CNN Worldwide division. WBD announced plans in June 2025 to split into two companies by mid-2026, with CNN to be housed in the "Global Networks" company.

Indian digital news platform owned by Network18, providing news and current affairs content across multiple topics and regions.

Indian news and media brand owned by India Today Group, providing news, magazines, and digital content across multiple platforms.

American biweekly magazine covering New York City life, culture, politics, and business, now part of Vox Media's digital portfolio.

Australian 24-hour news channel providing continuous news coverage, analysis, and current affairs programming across television, digital platforms, and online services.

Australian daily newspaper based in Melbourne, Victoria, providing news, politics, business, sport, and cultural coverage across print and digital platforms.

British national newspaper and digital media company providing news, politics, opinion, culture, and lifestyle content across print and digital platforms.

American newspaper and digital media company founded in 1851, owned by The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT) and serving over 11 million digital subscribers globally.

British national newspaper founded in 1855, currently controlled by RedBird IMI under a loan arrangement, with Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) having announced a £500 million deal to acquire it in November 2025, subject to a UK government public interest investigation launched in February 2026.

American business and financial newspaper founded in 1889, owned by News Corp through Dow Jones and Company, with over 3.7 million subscribers and one of the largest paid digital news audiences in the United States.