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S&P 500 Communication Services stocks

The Communication Services sector covers telecom carriers, media and entertainment companies, and internet companies that earn most of their revenue from advertising or subscriptions.

The S&P 500 includes 22 Communication Services stocks across 5 industries, with the most in Entertainment, Telecom Services, and Internet Content & Information.

Last updated November 13, 2026

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GOOGL
Alphabet Inc - Class A
$3.6TScore
GOOG
Alphabet Inc - Class C
$3.6TScore
META
Meta Platforms Inc - Class A
$1.6TScore
NFLX
Netflix Inc
$265.0BScore
DIS
Walt Disney Co (The)
$205.8BScore
VZ
Verizon Communications Inc
$193.1BScore
TMUS
T-Mobile US Inc
$182.4BScore
T
AT&T Inc
$150.0BScore
APP
Applovin Corp - Class A
$131.0BScore
CMCSA
Comcast Corp - Class A
$88.8BScore
TTWO
Take-Two Interactive Software Inc
$43.3BScore
LYV
Live Nation Entertainment Inc
$42.0BScore
SKYD
Skydance Corp - Class B
$39.8BScore
FOXA
Fox Corporation - Class A
$38.2BScore
TKO
TKO Group Holdings Inc - Class A
$37.6BScore
ECHO
EchoStar Corp - Class A
$29.7BScore
FOX
Fox Corporation - Class B
$25.6BScore
OMC
Omnicom Group Inc
$25.3BScore
CHTR
Charter Communications Inc - Class A
$24.0BScore
RDDT
Reddit Inc - Class A
$20.4BScore
NWS
News Corp - Class B
$16.1BScore
NWSA
News Corp - Class A
$14.4BScore
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About the Communication Services sector

Telecom companies provide wireless, broadband, and cable connections to homes and businesses. Entertainment companies include film and television studios, streaming services, and live events.

Internet content companies run search engines, social networks, and other online services, and advertising agencies plan and buy advertising for other companies.

The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLC) tracks an index of the Communication Services stocks in the S&P 500.

Communication Services stocks frequently asked questions

Why are search and social media companies in Communication Services?
GICS groups companies by how they earn revenue. Search engines and social networks earn most of their revenue from advertising, as traditional media companies do, so they are classified with media rather than technology.
When was the Communication Services sector created?
In 2018, when GICS combined the former Telecommunication Services sector with media companies from Consumer Discretionary and internet companies from Information Technology.

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