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Roku unveils dedicated app for Howdy, its $2.99 streaming service
Roku launches a standalone app for Howdy, its $2.99 streaming service, expanding access to affordable content and enhancing user experience.
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Roku launches a standalone app for Howdy, its $2.99 streaming service, expanding access to affordable content and enhancing user experience.
Roku introduces its $3 Howdy subscription on Prime Video, offering low-cost access to curated content and expanding its streaming distribution strategy.
Tubi teams up with popular TikTok creators to produce original shows, aiming to attract younger audiences and expand its ad-supported streaming platform.
BuzzFeed rolls out AI-powered apps to seek new revenue streams, aiming to boost engagement and diversify beyond traditional digital advertising.
Vurt introduces a mobile-first streaming platform built for vertical video, giving indie filmmakers a new way to reach audiences on smartphones.
Channel Surfer transforms YouTube into a cable TV-like experience, letting users flip through curated channels and watch videos without having to manually select them.
Disney+ is introducing “Verts,” a short-form vertical video feed designed to showcase highlights, clips, and trending moments in a TikTok-like format.
YouTube expands its AI deepfake detection program to include politicians, government officials, and journalists to curb the spread of manipulated videos and protect public figures.
Audible launches a lower-priced Standard subscription plan to attract new listeners and strengthen its position against Spotify in the growing audiobook streaming market.
Spotify introduces Audiobook Charts to showcase the most popular audiobook titles on its platform, helping listeners discover trending stories and top-performing releases.
A new study shows Americans now listen to podcasts more frequently than traditional talk radio, signalling a major shift in audio consumption habits across the U.S.
YouTube has enhanced its $7.99/month Lite subscription by adding offline downloads and background play, narrowing the gap with YouTube Premium while keeping a lower price point.
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