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Roku wants to grow to 100 million active user accounts in next 18 months

December 10, 2024

The streaming device manufacturer, and operator of The Roku Channel streaming service ended the third quarter of 2024 with 85.5 million streaming households, and according to data compiled by Parks Associates, the company is the most popular streaming player maker in the United States.

From the article, "Roku wants to grow to 100 million active user accounts in next 18 months" by David Satin

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Roku wants to grow to 100 million active user accounts in next 18 months

Previously In The News

Your Smart Video Doorbell May Not Be Secure, Consumer Reports Testing Shows

Walmart buys TV portal to nowhere

Walmart confirms $2.3 billion Vizio deal; Walmart Connect to benefit

Walmart isn’t buying Vizio for its hardware. It wants the TV maker’s ad business

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