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AUGUST 7, 2025 |
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What is the name of Roku’s new budget-friendly streaming service? |
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A) Ahoy B) Grits C) Yee Haw D) Howdy |
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The news: Disney announced that it will merge Disney+ and Hulu in 2026, a move that could save it $3 billion. The news came after a mixed Q3 FY25 that beat expectations thanks to high spending at Disney theme parks and growth in streaming, but saw advertising revenues fall short of analyst estimates. |
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IN THE NEWS |
Google hit with anticompetitive conduct lawsuit—again. Google faces another anticompetitive accusation as ad tech company OpenX becomes the latest player to challenge Google’s grip on the digital advertising ecosystem. Read online |
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LiveRamp grows 11% YoY on the back of commerce media, Netflix deals. LiveRamp delivered a strong start to its new fiscal year, with double-digit revenue growth (11%). Read online
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Roku’s Howdy targets ad-weary, budget-focused viewers. Roku launched Howdy, a streaming service for just $2.99 per month. Read online | | | |
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ANALYSIS |
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Instacart has launched a new standalone app, Fizz, to help groups plan, purchase, and pay for party snacks and drinks. |
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The app is aimed at Gen Z consumers over 21, with colorful imagery and a streamlined user experience.
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Once a user starts a cart, it's open for others to add items and pay for their selections, eliminating the need for bill splitting. |
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