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The Department of Justice has requested additional information regarding Fox's proposed $22-billion acquisition of Roku. This development follows criticism from

The Justice Department has issued a "second request" to Fox and Roku regarding Fox's $22 billion plan to acquire Roku, indicating a closer look at the deal for

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is reportedly widening its probe into the deal between Fox and Roku, according to Semafor.

Roku is expanding its premium television lineup by introducing its first OLED TVs, which will be available on Amazon this fall starting at $999.

Roku has launched its first-ever OLED TV, the Roku Pro Series, which features a 120Hz panel, four HDMI 2.1 ports, and supports Dolby Vision and HDR10 Plus. This

Roku will stream eight Sunday night National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) matches for free on The Roku Channel this season.

Roku has launched Fairground AI, the first free, ad-supported streaming TV channel dedicated to AI-generated content, drawing mixed reactions from critics and r

Roku has launched a new 24/7 channel called Fairground TV, which exclusively features low-quality AI-generated content. This channel caters to viewers seeking a

Roku has launched new channels, including a 24/7 stream of AI-generated content from Colin Petrie-Norris's AI startup, which is being compared to 'eating from a

Roku is increasing prices on its streaming devices by up to 60% in the US, with the company attributing the change to a global memory shortage. While current pr

Roku has increased prices across its range of streaming devices, reportedly due to industry-wide memory shortages affecting hardware costs.

Roku has increased the prices for its streaming sticks and boxes by up to 60 percent, with new prices for models like the Streaming Stick, Streaming Stick Plus,

Roku has increased prices for its streaming hardware by up to $50, with the cheapest HD Streaming Stick now costing $39.99. This price hike affects all Roku dev

Sports correspondent John Ourand speculates that the NFL will likely strike new media deals with its broadcast partners by next offseason, rather than waiting u