Q4 2023 financial highlights:

• Revenues at $2.43B, down 9% from $2.67B last year.
• Net loss of $(32)M, impacted by higher non-cash writedowns & restructuring charges.
• Digital revenues surpassed 50% of total annual revenues.
• Dow Jones' EBITDA up 25% QoQ, 14% YoY with robust growth in Risk & Compliance.
• Foxtel Group's streaming revenue growth offsets broadcast declines; nearing completion of its external debt refinancing.

Full-Year Highlights:

• Total revenues of $9.88B, down 5% from $10.39B in 2022.
• Net income at $187M, a sharp 75% drop from $760M last year.
• Challenges faced in Book Publishing and Digital Real Estate due to market conditions in the U.S. & Australia.
• Dow Jones saw growth with acquisitions of OPIS & CMA.
• Total Segment EBITDA at $1.42B, down 15% YoY.Diluted EPS at $0.26, a decrease from $1.05 in 2022.
• Adjusted EPS stands at $0.49, compared to $1.20 last year

News Corporation is a highly profitable global media and publishing company that operates in various segments, including Digital Real Estate Services, Subscription Video Services, Dow Jones, Book Publishing and News Media. 

• Digital Real Estate Services (30% by EBIT): NWS holds a 61% interest in the ASX-listed REA Group and an 80% interest in Move.
• Dow Jones (23% by EBIT): The Company's Dow Jones segment is a global provider of news and business information, which distributes its content and data through a variety of owned and off-platform media channels including newspapers, newswires, websites, apps
• Book Publishing (16% by EBIT): The segment consists of HarperCollins, the second-largest consumer book publisher in the world based on global revenue, with operations in 17 countries
• News Media (11%): News Media segment consists primarily of News Corp Australia, News UK and the New York Post
• Subscription Video Services (19% by EBIT): NWS owns a 65% interest in Foxtel is an Australian pay television company that offers a wide range of subscription-based television channels, including entertainment, sports, news, and movies.

Apparently some rumours the Murhoch's want to reunited News Corp and Fox after selling the entertainment assets and now the scandals have passed from a few year ago.

Apparently a fund manager is pitching a different reorganisaiton to realise the sum of the parts - PowerPoint Presentation (businesswire.com)