Fox Corporation’s planned $22 billion acquisition of Roku could reshape the streaming landscape, but the biggest challenge may not be technology or advertising. By bringing Roku under the same corporate umbrella as Fox News, the deal raises questions about whether the streaming platform can maintain the neutral image that helped it become a fixture in millions of homes.
BuzzFeed is betting heavily on AI after Byron Allen took control of the company and Jonah Peretti transitioned into a newly created BuzzFeed AI role focused on future media products.
Baby Shark has crossed 1 billion streams on Spotify, and parents of toddlers everywhere probably are not surprised one bit.
Optoma has introduced the HCPro-5400, a premium triple RGB laser 4K projector capable of 5,000 lumens and images up to 300 inches. With Dolby Vision, IMAX Enhanced, HDR10+, and FILMMAKER MODE support, it aims to bring a theater-like experience into the home.
Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus blends 4K laser projection, Bose audio, and Google TV with Gemini into a premium home entertainment projector.
Netflix is betting big on video podcasts with an exclusive iHeartMedia deal that brings more than 15 major shows to the streaming platform in 2026.
A new South Park episode was supposed to air tonight but won’t. Comedy Central blames production timing, though the recent Charlie Kirk parody episode being pulled adds a layer of speculation.
Aurzen has launched the D1R Cube, the first projector to feature Roku TV built in. Available now on Amazon, it offers 1080p streaming and Roku’s familiar OS for $179.99.
PIX11 and SNY have extended their Mets broadcast deal through 2028, adding Friday night games and spring training coverage while expanding to more markets.
LibreELEC 12.2 improves Intel and Raspberry Pi hardware support, removes aging Nvidia driver, and urges Tvheadend users to move to v4.3.