Foxaffiliated

Foxaffiliated is an adjective used to describe entities that have a formal relationship with Fox Corporation or its media properties, most notably the Fox Broadcasting Company and its related brands such as Fox News Media and Fox Entertainment. The term denotes affiliation through ownership, licensing, or distribution arrangements that permit the entity to air Fox programming or operate under Fox branding.

In everyday usage, the standard form is Fox-affiliated, with a hyphen, when referring to a station, program, or partner that carries Fox network content. The variant Foxaffiliated appears in brand names, databases, or styles that do not use hyphenation. The choice of form can reflect editorial style or branding considerations.

Typical examples include local television stations that are Fox affiliates, thereby transmitting Fox network schedules; production studios, distributors, or advertisers that work under Fox licensing agreements; and programs or personnel associated with Fox properties. The term does not always imply corporate ownership; some affiliates are owned and operated by Fox, while others are separate licensees or contract partners.

Historically, network affiliation describes the relationship between a local station and a national network. Fox launched its own national network in 1986, establishing many Fox-affiliated stations across the United States. Since then, the label remains a practical shorthand in media industry discourse and in reporting, signaling the connection between local outlets and the Fox network or Fox-branded entities.