Premier Media Group is a 50/50 joint venture of News Corporation and Consolidated Media Holdings and is Australia’s leading sports producer and broadcaster. It owns Australian subscription TV channels Fox Sports, FoxSportsNews, How To Channel and FUEL TV and a range of video, text and statistical content for television, mobile phone and online delivery.

In February 2012, Premier Media Group changed its name to Fox Sports Australia, with CEO Patrick Delany explaining “The change from Premier Media to FOX SPORTS Australia provides a stronger reflection of the core business of the company in its name, which is, and will continue to be, sport."

Fox Sports broadcasts an average of around 20 hours of live sport per day into 2 million homes around Australia on subscription television with six million potential viewers through Foxtel, Austar and Optus TV. Premier Media Group also produces a dedicated Fox Sports News TV mobile phone channel. The Fox Sports channels are also available in more than 3,600 hotels and licensed venues as well as 190,000 hotel rooms throughout Australia.

A media conglomerate, media group or media institution is a company that owns large numbers of companies in various mass media such as television, radio, publishing, movies, and the Internet. Media conglomerates strive for policies that facilitate their control of the markets across the globe.

According to the 2011 Fortune 500 list, The Walt Disney Company is America's largest media conglomerate in terms of revenue, with News Corporation, Time Warner, CBS Corporation and Viacom completing the top 5. Other major players are NBCUniversal, and Sony Corporation of America.

A conglomerate is, by definition, a large company that consists of divisions of seemingly unrelated businesses.

It is questionable whether media companies are unrelated, as of 2007^[update]. The trend has been strongly for the sharing of various kinds of content (news, film and video, music for example). The media sector is tending to consolidate, and formerly diversified companies may appear less so as a result. Therefore, the term media group may also be applied, however it has not so far replaced the more traditional term.^{[citation needed]}

Enzo Calzaghe MBE (born in 1949) is a Welsh-Italian boxing trainer. He is the father of Joe Calzaghe and the head trainer for Team Calzaghe at the Newbridge boxing club. He, along with son Joe is founder of Calzaghe Promotions.

He was born and raised in Bancali, an hamlet of Sassari, in the italian island of Sardinia.

Enzo played the bass guitar for his uncle's band 'Survival'. Upon completing his national service in Milan in 1969, Enzo decided to travel around Europe, making money as a busker. He hitch-hiked from one city to the next, often sleeping rough in city squares and phone-boxes. Eventually he arrived at Bournemouth where his aunt ran a restaurant. Enzo stayed and worked at the restaurant in the day and slept there at night; in order to save up enough money to go back home to Sardinia. He saved the cash but, when he got to Southampton station, the tannoy announced a train to Cardiff was due. In Calzaghe's words: "Sod going home, let's try Cardiff".

When eating in a Wimpy (restaurant) in Cardiff, along with a gentleman who had given him a lift when hitch-hiking from Dijon, Enzo met and subsequently fell in love with his future wife, Jackie. They married four weeks later, and after an unhappy time in Sardinia, moved to Hammersmith in London, where Jackie worked for 20th Century Fox and Enzo worked in a factory, putting nails into boxes. In March 1972, their son; Joseph William was born. Eventually, they moved to Pentwynmawr in Wales, where Enzo worked as a bus conductor and a window salesman, whilst playing in a band with his brother.