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Roku Originals will debut on the streaming platform on May 20. Content will initially consist of former Quibi shows, but Roku announced that more would come later this year. Roku is also launching promotions on select streaming devices. True to its word, Roku is providing more details about the new Roku Originals that it announced last month. The content, which kicks off with the help of rebranded Quibi shows, will be available on May 20 with a lineup of 30 "original" programs. Roku states that it will bring more content later this year, but for now, viewers will be able to watch shows starri...

Roku, Inc. (NASDAQ: ROKU) today announced it will debut "Roku Originals" on The Roku Channel on May 20, in celebration of Streaming Day. The Roku Originals launch lineup, which features 30 titles, includes award-winning and scripted series, such as "Die Hart," and "Reno 911! documentaries, such as "Blackballed" and "Big Rad Wolf," and alternative and reality programming, including "Punk'd" and "Chrissy's Court." Roku Originals will be available exclusively on The Roku Channel. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/...

(Credit: Roku) If you miss Quibi, its video content returns to the web on Thursday, May 20, this time on Roku. The Quibi shows are now "Roku Originals," and they'll be free to watch. You’ll just have to sit through the occasional ads. The shows will be viewable over Roku devices on the Roku Channel. You can also watch the Roku Channel on the official website.  Roku Originals marks the start of Roku’s attempt to create original content, putting it in closer competition with streaming giants like Netflix and Disney+. For now, the company is relying on Quibi’s existing catalog to suppleme...

Roku will launch original programming fueled by Quibi’s content on May 20 Roku today announced the launch of its own original programming, which will initially become available to viewers in the U.S., U.K., and Canada through the media platform’s free streaming hub, The Roku Channel, starting on May 20th. The debut lineup will include 30 titles, including both the scripted and reality programming Roku had acquired from the short-form streaming service Quibi earlier this year, following its shutdown. Quibi, of course, had launched at an inopportune time for a service that was designed for ...