Netflix Buying Roku? Tech World Loves the Idea, Wall Street Says It’s Looney Tunes

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June 10, 2022
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Netflix is scrambling to offer advertising, which requires sales staff and a significant tech upgrade. Is buying Roku a reasonable way in?

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Netflix Buying Roku? Tech World Loves the Idea, Wall Street Says It’s Looney Tunes

Netflix is scrambling to offer advertising, which requires sales staff and a significant tech upgrade. Is buying Roku a reasonable way in?

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