All Roku articles – Page 3
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NewsManchester City launches OTT platform
New service promises exclusive docs, live streaming of pre-match friendlies, Women’s games and match replays within 24 hours of each game being played
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CommentStreaming is going mobile as consumers embrace change
More services are launching apps as spend and viewing rises, says Paul Barnes
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NewsViacom buys d2c streaming service
Plans to distribute archive programming via ad-funded Pluto TV
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NewsWalter Presents heads to PBS
Foreign language dramas will be available on PBS Masterpiece’s Amazon channel
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NewsSky invests $2m in Silicon Valley-based SDVI
Investment in content supply chain specialist is latest in a raft of tech-focused deals
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FeaturesBusiness news at the cutting edge
Bloomberg has opened a state-of-the-art television studio and broadcasting facility at its new European headquarters on London’s Queen Victoria Street
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NewsLittle Dot gears up for SVoD
All3Media-backed firm steps up commissioning and acquisitions in run-up to launch of service
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NewsIn brief: Spike; Plebs; W1A
Spike picks up Back2back stunt format, Plebs returns to ITV2 and W1A nears its end
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NewsBBCW & ITV to launch Netflix rival in US
BBC Worldwide and ITV will join forces to launch a Netflix rival in the US next year, based on offering classic and contemporary British drama.
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NewsC4 preps interactive ads for connected TVs
Channel 4 is to roll-out an interactive advert format on connected TVs and giveaway £1m of airtime to increase diversity in advertising.
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NewsAMC rolls out SVoD horror service
Ahead of Halloween, AMC Networks has rolled out VoD horror service Shudder in the UK and Ireland.
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NewsChannel 5 eyes original VoD content
Channel 5 will begin prioritising original content for its revamped video-on-demand (VoD) service as part of plans to grow its base of young and registered users.
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NewsSky backs sports app firm
Sky has invested £300,000 in sports marketing company InCrowd to help maximise its sports output.
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NewsSky suffers £12m profit drop
Sky added 146,000 subscribers in final three months of 2015 but reported a £12m fall in pre-tax profits.