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Roku on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“and then when their TV software gets slow, they go and buy a $39 Roku stick, which is also spying on them. And that is where they deliver Apple TV, the service, not the platform.”
The host criticizes Roku sticks as a low-cost alternative that people buy when their TV software slows down, and mentions they spy on users.
▶ Hear it“we've seen some of these services actually do really well. Roku Channel is a great example.”
Roku Channel is described as a great example of a free ad-supported streaming service that has performed well.
▶ Hear it“Dre, listen. So Roku just came out with this documentary. Um, and it's called Game Changers, Mother Athlete. So, myself, Skyler Diggins, Natalia Chanawa, um, uh, Allison Faster, there's several of us in the documentary and it's just us talking about exactly that, what it means to be a mom and being an athlete”
Roku is mentioned as the creator of a documentary about mothers in athletics, discussed neutrally without positive or negative commentary.
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