The Roku Channel adds 10 Local Now streams from Allen Media
A still frame from a sizzle reel for Allen Media Group’s Local Now. (Graphic by The Desk)
Roku and Allen Media Group have deepened their streaming relationship through the addition of 10 Local Now channels to the free, ad-supported streaming platform, The Roku Channel.
The partnership helps put Local Now channels in front of streamers who utilize The Roku Channel on a regular basis. Roku recently revealed that The Roku Channel is the third most-utilized app on its platform.
Local Now offers dedicated news, weather and information channels for dozens of major metropolitan areas, with forecasts powered by Allen Media’s The Weather Channel and information curated from local TV partners.
Starting this week, users of The Roku Channel can watch Local Now content streams from the following metropolitan areas:
Birmingham-Anniston-Tuscaloosa, Alabama Columbus, Ohio Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson, The Carolinas Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Las Vegas Memphis New Orelans Salt Lake City
“Local...
Roku and Allen Media Group have deepened their streaming relationship through the addition of 10 Local Now channels to the free, ad-supported streaming platform, The Roku Channel.
The partnership helps put Local Now channels in front of streamers who utilize The Roku Channel on a regular basis. Roku recently revealed that The Roku Channel is the third most-utilized app on its platform.
Local Now offers dedicated news, weather and information channels for dozens of major metropolitan areas, with forecasts powered by Allen Media’s The Weather Channel and information curated from local TV partners.
Starting this week, users of The Roku Channel can watch Local Now content streams from the following metropolitan areas:
Birmingham-Anniston-Tuscaloosa, Alabama Columbus, Ohio Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville-Anderson, The Carolinas Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Las Vegas Memphis New Orelans Salt Lake City
“Local...
- 11/2/2024
- by Matthew Keys
- The Desk
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