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Fox nets four-per-cent ad revenue uplift, expects record Super Bowl income

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Media giant Fox Corporation has outlined in its fiscal second-quarter results that it expects record Super Bowl advertising revenue after a strong performance from the men's 2022 Fifa World Cup and National Football League.

Fox's advertising revenue increased four per cent, which the company attributed to the World Cup, NFL and the United States midterm elections.

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