#roku

Fox is paying $22 billion for Roku’s TV gatekeeper role, buying reach, ad data and app discovery across 100 million households.

Fox's $22B Roku deal is a land grab for the TV home screen, ad targeting, and the software layer shaping what viewers watch first.

Fox's $22B Roku bid could make it TV's No. 3 player. The real fight is whether Roku can stay neutral under Fox.

Fox’s $22B Roku bid is about owning the TV starting point: Roku OS, 100M households, ad data and FAST streaming scale.

$150 Aurzen Eazze D1R Air puts Roku TV OS, 1080p and USB-C power in a portable projector that skips the streaming stick.

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Roku’s decade-defining Home Screen redesign hits 100M households, changing what viewers see first—and users can’t opt out.

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We were having our daily standup when my boss dropped a suggestion that would define my next three...

If you’ve ever built a Roku channel that handles massive JSON metadata or complex content grids, you...

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MacOS can run a large variety of apps that can stream Mac to TV. Some of these have Roku...