
The logo of the Fox News television channel consists of the brand name arranged in two levels: “FOX” on top and “NEWS” below. All letters are uppercase, white, and placed on a dark blue rectangular background. On the left side, two white diagonal lines resembling light beams cross the background from the bottom upwards, adding a sense of motion and associating with the broadcast theme. Beneath the main block, there is a red horizontal bar with the word “channel” in small white letters. In the current version, a light curved line runs behind the main text, adding depth to the composition. The primary colors of the logo — blue, white, and red — reflect the American flag and have been used since the early 2000s.
Fox News is one of the largest news television channels in the United States, founded in 1996 by media mogul Rupert Murdoch and political consultant Roger Ailes. The channel is part of Fox Corporation and focuses on covering news, political events, and socio-political commentary. Fox News consistently holds top ratings among American cable news channels, especially among conservative viewers. In addition to the TV channel, the brand includes a news website, mobile apps, and streaming services, reaching millions of users in the U.S. and internationally.




