Cox
[under development]
The US Cox
group embraces newspapers, radio and television broadcasting,
cable television, directories, auctions, telephone and internet
services. It was started in the 1880s when James Cox (US presidential
contender in 1920, with FDR as his mate) bought a newspaper in Dayton
Ohio. Last year group sales were US$8 billion.
studies
Paper Tigers (London, Heinemann
93) by Nicholas Coleridge offers a chatty but disappointingly thin
profile of the Coxs in his collection dealing with the Sulzbergers,
Rothermeres, Grahams, the Aga Khan and less prominent nabobs.
holdings
Cable
Cox Cable
Cox Digital TV
TWC Cable Partners (50% with AOL Time
Warner; restructuring likely)
TeleWest Communications (14.6% - cable services in UK, with AT&T, and
SBC)
National Cable Communications (12.5% - advertising sales, with AT&T,
Time Warner, Comcast) Telecommunications
Sprint Spectrum (15% with AT&T, Comcast, and Sprint)
Cox Communications PCS (40.8% with Sprint Spectrum)
Phillie Co (17.6%)
Teleport Communications Group (22.4%- AT&T majority owner)
Cox Digital Telephone
Cox Fibernet
Internet Service
Excite@Home Network (12.3%)
Syntellect (8.6% - pay-per-view ordering technology)
Television and online content
Rysher Entertainment
Discovery Communications Inc. (25%) - The Discovery Channel,
The Learning Channel, Animal Planet Network
PPVN Holding Company (20% - Viewer's Choice, with Time Warner, Liberty,
Comcast, AT&T, Viacom, and Disney)
Digital Cable Radio Associates (14% - Digital Audio Services including
Music Choice. With Jerrold Communications, Sony Music, AT&T, Comcast,
Time Warner, Adelphia, and EMI)
The Sunshine Network (6%)
Product Information Network (45%)
Outdoor Life Network (47.3%)
Speedvision Network (51.4%)
European Channel Management (10% - BBC World & BBC Prime, with BBC and
Pearson)
GEMS Television (50% - women's programming in Spanish)
Flextech (12.6% - Cable and satellite programming in the UK)
Cox Interactive Media
MP3.com - $45 million investment
Talk City - interactive content (6.5% with
NBC, New York Life Insurance,
Hearst, Starbucks)
Newspapers
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Austin American -Statesman
The Daily Advance (Elizabeth City)
The Daily Reflector (Greenville)
The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction)
The Daily Sentinel (Nacogdoches)
Dayton Daily News
Longview News-Journal
The Lufkin Daily News (TX)
The Marshall News Messenger (TX)
Palm Beach Daily News
The Palm Beach Post
Rocky Mount Telegram (NC)
Springfield News-Sun (OH)
Waco Tribune-Herald (TX)
Weekly Newspapers
Florida Pennysaver (West Palm Beach)
Tri County Shoppers News (Springfield)
Penny Pincher (Grand Junction)
The Duplin Times/Duplin Today
(Kenansville)
The Enterprise (Williamston)
The Chowan Herald (Edenton)
The Beaufort-Hyde News (Bellhaven)
The Bertie Ledger-Advance (Windsor)
The Standard Laconic (Snow Hill)
The Farmville Enterprise (NC)
The Times-Ledger (Ayden-Grifton)
Jefferson Jimplecute (Jefferson)
The Weekly Herald (Robersonville, NC)
Perquimans Weekly (Elizabeth City, NC)
Television
WSB - Atlanta
WAXN - Charlotte
WSOC - Charlotte
WHIO - Dayton
KFOX - El Paso
WFTV - Orlando
WPXI - Pittsburgh
KAME - Reno
KRXI - Reno
KTVU - San Francisco/Oakland
KIRO - Seattle
Radio
KFI-AM, KOST-FM, KACE-FM, KRTO-FM Los
Angeles
WSB-AM & FM, WJZF-FM, WCNN-AM
Atlanta
WWRM-FM, WCOF-FM, WFNS-AM, WSUN-AM
Tampa
WFLC-FM, WHQT-FM Miami
WBDO-AM, WWKA-FM, WCFB-FM, WTLN-FM,
WHOO-AM, WHTQ-FM, WMMO-FM Orlando
KCYY-FM, KKYX-AM, KCJZ-FM, KONO-AM & FM, KISS-FM,
KSMG-FM, KLUP-AM San Antonio
WRKA-FM, WRVI-FM, WLSY-FM Louisville
WZZK-FM, WEZN-AM, WODL-FM, WBHJ-FM,
WBHK-FM, WAGG-AM, WEDA-FMBirmingham
WHIO-AM, WHKO-FM, WCLR-FM, WZLR-FM,
WPTW-AM Dayton
KRMG-AM, KWEN-FM, KJSR-FM, KRAV-FM,
KGTO-AM Tulsa
WSYR-AM, WBBS-FM, WHEN-AM, WWHT-FM,
WYYY-FM Syracuse
WEZN-FM Bridgeport
Austions
Manheim Auctions - traditional and
internet auction service
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