.....to 21st Century Fox? Since it is the 21st Century now? Is there a legal reason why, or is it to keep their older programming from appearing too dated?

But why not change from 20th to 21st?

I don't remember the explanation, but I do remember, back in 1998 or '99, reading an article explaining why they were keeping the name. I think it had something to do with familiarity.

ETA: Here's an article from 1996 (http://articles.philly.com/1996-04-22/business/25660381_1_new-century-21st-century-new-slogan)...I don't think it's the one I'm thinking of, though. From the article:

Unless a company is selling advanced technology, it doesn't make any difference which century is cited in its name, he maintains.

http://i.imgur.com/1nqRSTe.gif (http://lunapic.com)

http://i.imgur.com/BImXB7c.jpg (http://lunapic.com)

http://i.imgur.com/oD2CPzS.png (http://lunapic.com)

http://i.imgur.com/1nqRSTe.gif (http://lunapic.com)

http://i.imgur.com/BImXB7c.jpg (http://lunapic.com)

http://i.imgur.com/oD2CPzS.png (http://lunapic.com)

I was gonna say, I could have sworn that at the very least both existed.

I was thinking that they could take it another step further. Instead of 21st Century "FOX", why not try...



21st Century Llama
21st Century Armadillo
21st Century Wolverine
21st Century Iguana
21st Century Spider


...because a Fox is so 20th Century, don't you agree?

They'd have to print up all new stationery.