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Roku, Inc. - (ROKU)
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AT&T's WarnerMedia has HBO Max apps ready for Roku and Amazon Fire TV - CNETIt just needs to reach a deal with the two streaming platforms. |
How did you ever watch TV without this brilliant $22 Fire TV Stick accessory?Even if you have a TV with built-in smart TV capabilities, most people still opt for a third-party streaming media player like Amazon's Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K, and other Fire TV devices. These devices offer much better user experiences than smart TVs and they also feature support for every streaming app you can imagine, whereas smart TV platforms typically don't support all the apps you want. While there's no question that Fire TV devices are terrific on their own, there's an awesome accessory called the SofaBaton F2 that you'll definitely want to check out because it adds key features that Amazon's Alexa voice remote are currently missing. Visit BGR's homepage for more stories . Straight out of the box, Amazon's various Fire TV devices like the Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K,... |
HBO Max is here, but you can't watch on Roku or Amazon Fire TV - CNETHBO Max is launching without two of the biggest TV streaming platforms. |
Sorry, Roku and Amazon Fire TV users: HBO's huge new streaming service isn't available for you, and it's not clear when it will be (ROKU, AMZN)On May 27, HBO launched a new streaming service named HBO Max — the company's third streaming service, after HBO Go and HBO Now. HBO Max has far more content than prior apps, including "Friends," "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," and the entire Studio Ghibli collection. That's in addition to all of HBO's original programming, from "Game of Thrones" to "The Wire." Existing HBO Go and HBO Now users are automatically converted to HBO Max for the same price they currently pay — unless you use the service on a Roku or Amazon Fire TV device, as neither Roku nor Amazon have worked out deals with HBO. It's a huge oversight given that Roku and Amazon's Fire TV are among the most popular streaming devices, and there's no word on when the service is coming to either. Visit Business Insider's homepage... |
HBO Max's lack of Roku and Amazon support casts a big shadow over its launch dayHBO Max launched on Wednesday, but isn't available for Roku and Amazon, the two biggest streaming distribution platforms with a combined 70% market share. An HBO representative told Business Insider that "HBO Now will continue to exist on platforms where we don't yet have distribution deals in place." Regarding Roku and Amazon, AT&T CEO John Stankey told CNBC, "We must be doing something right if somebody believes we are now starting to be more in conflict with their business." Some people voiced their concerns about the lack of distribution on social media on Wednesday. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories . WarnerMedia's HBO Max launched on Wednesday, but many potential users won't be able to access it on their TVs. The new streaming service isn't yet available for Roku ... |
Have Earnings Propelled Roku Stock Beyond Its Potential?No summary available. |
Here are Friday's biggest analyst calls of the day: Roku, Canopy Growth, Nvidia & moreHere are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Friday |
Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Agilent, Aurora Cannabis, Best Buy, Box, Marvell, Nvidia, Palo Alto, Roku, Splunk, TJX and MoreNo summary available. |
Why HBO Max App May Be a Must-Have for Roku StockNo summary available. |
Where Will Roku Be in 5 Years? | The Motley FoolThe media-streaming hardware veteran will unlock massive growth through software licensing over the next half-decade. |
