In the months leading up to Christmas, a number of news outlets began reporting on the new Fox News tattoo system.
According to reports, the new tattoos would feature a blank sheet of music.
And the new system was supposed to be more personalized than the one Fox News had previously relied on.
A spokesperson for Fox News, meanwhile, was quoted as saying that the new arrangement would allow a person to choose from a list of tattoo artists to choose and then select their tattoo on the spot.
“We’ve always said that we don’t want people to be limited to just one tattoo artist and that we would like to have more options,” a spokesperson told Fox News.
In January, Fox News also announced a new, personalized website.
The new system is supposed to give people a new option to access the news and information they love.
On January 18, the website changed its name from “The Fox News Tattoo System” to “Fox News Tatto” and changed the logo.
In a statement to Business Insider, Fox’s Chief Media Officer, Chris Cox, explained that the company was “not changing the name” of the system.
“Our goal with our new tattooing technology is to bring people the information they need to stay informed, share news and make informed decisions,” Cox wrote.
“In the past, we have always had an option to use a blank page of music on our website,” Cox continued.
“But we have made it clear that the blank page is not a viable option for those of us who prefer to use our music on the screen.”
A spokesperson for The Fox News Tones told Business Insider that it was not clear if the new site was a completely different website or simply the same as the website with which the news network had previously partnered.
“The new site is different in that we are offering the same music, same artwork, same features and same customization,” a Fox News spokesperson told Business Insider.
“What you see on the site is what you’ll see when you visit.”