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Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal

Quibi Legal Fight With Eko, Hedge Fund Elliott Management Gets Personal Todd Spangler, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Quibiwinked offline in December, most of its employees have been let go and Roku now owns Quibi’s content library. But Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman’s ill-fated video streamer is still battling a lawsuit trying to extract more than $100 million in damages from the defunct startup — and now, Quibi’s lawyers are suggesting the head of the hedge fund behind the litigation has a personal financial interest in the case. More from Variety In the latest drama in the legal spat, Quibi alleges that Paul Singer, Elliott’s founder and co-CEO, may be mainly interested in backing the Eko suit because his girlfriend’s son works there.

Roku Original Content? Job Listing Hints at New Shows

Roku Job Listing Hints at Plan to Expand Original Content Roku is looking for a lead production attorney to build out its “expanding slate of original content”Sean Burch | February 16, 2021 @ 1:35 PM Roku Roku, best known for its array of streaming devices, is now looking to make its own shows, based on a new job listing that came to light on Tuesday. The streaming-device company is looking to hire a lead production attorney, with the LinkedIn description saying the position will be in charge of building out Roku’s “expanding slate of original content.” A Roku rep did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment.

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