how fox news makes money

Cable networks like Fox News earn revenue from two sources - advertising and cable subscriber fees — a per-subscriber fee that the cable provider (e.g. Xfinity, YouTubeTV, DirecTV, etc.) pays to Fox.

Fox generates 70% of its revenue from these cable subscriber fees, and, on average, gets paid $2.18/mo or over $26/year for every subscription that includes Fox News — regardless if you ever watch the channel.

how can I stop funding fox news?

Switch from your current TV provider to a plan that does not include Fox News. The moment you switch, Fox will stop getting paid for your subscription.

Currently, there is one available plan that excludes Fox News — Sling Orange.

What is sling orange?

Sling TV Orange is a streaming Live TV service offered by DISH Network that you can view on your TV or other device. It includes 41 popular channels including ESPN, Disney, HGTV, CNN and more. Better yet, it costs just $45.99/mo.