History
* George Hearst turned the Examiner over to his son, William Randolph Hearst
* Hearst corporation is known as a career that will; 'forever change the definition of American journalism'
* Newspaper owners
* Hearst magazines began in 1903 with the publication of Motor magazine, they later acquired many popular tittles such as the cosmopolitan and good housekeeping
* Began producing film reels in the mid-1910's, creating one of the earliest animation studios; International film service
* 1920's - 1930's, Hearst had the biggest conglomerate in the world
* Great depression hit Hearst hard, therefore had to sell the Washington times-herald to McCormick-Patterson
* 2012 Hearst partnered with NBCUniversal to turn G4 into Esquire network
*Newspaper publishing
*Business publishing
*Internet businesses
*Business information
*Newspaper features distribution
* Hearst magazines began in 1903 with the publication of Motor magazine, they later acquired many popular tittles such as the cosmopolitan and good housekeeping
* Began producing film reels in the mid-1910's, creating one of the earliest animation studios; International film service
* 1920's - 1930's, Hearst had the biggest conglomerate in the world
* Great depression hit Hearst hard, therefore had to sell the Washington times-herald to McCormick-Patterson
* 2012 Hearst partnered with NBCUniversal to turn G4 into Esquire network
Media products owned/produced by Hearst Corporation
* Magazines publishing
* Newspaper publishing
* Business publishing
* Cable networks
* Television broadcasting
* Radio broadcasting
* Internet businesses
* TV production
* TV distribution
* Newspaper features distribution
* Business information
* Real estate
Internet products owned/produced by Hearst Corporation
* Magazine publishing*Newspaper publishing
*Business publishing
*Internet businesses
*Business information
*Newspaper features distribution
