Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Total company advertising revenue grew 65% in the quarter, driven by a record-breaking Super Bowl generating over 800millioningrossadvertisingrevenue[7][16]−Totalrevenuesincreasedby27856 million, down from 891millionintheprioryearquarterduetohigherexpenses[17]−NetincomeattributabletoFoxstockholderswas346 million, or 0.75pershare,comparedto666 million, or 1.40pershareintheprioryear[17]BusinessLineDataandKeyMetricsChanges−CableNetworkProgrammingsegmentsaw11800 million in shares, bringing the total repurchased to 6.4billionsincethebuybackprogrambegan[21]−Thecompanyendedthequarterwithapproximately4.8 billion in cash and $7.2 billion in debt, maintaining a strong balance sheet [21][43] Q&A Session Summary Question: Inquiry about FOX One and its pricing strategy - Management indicated that FOX One will target the cordless market and will not be priced at a discount, aiming for healthy pricing aligned with wholesale rates [26] Question: Update on brand advertising demand on Fox News - Over 200 new advertisers have been attracted since the election, with direct response advertising up over 30% and scatter pricing up over 50% [34][36] Question: Path to profitability for Tubi and capital allocation strategy - Tubi's revenue improved by 35% with a focus on engagement, and the company plans to continue investing in Tubi while maintaining a strong balance sheet [41][43] Question: Strategy around direct-to-consumer offerings and affiliate revenue growth - The company remains supportive of traditional cable distribution while launching a D2C service targeting cord-nevers, with a focus on maintaining affiliate relationships [50][52] Question: Digital investments and future plans for the Fox Lot - Digital investments are expected to decrease slightly, and the company plans to fill the office space vacated by Disney with high-demand sound stages [71][75]