It’s official: Quibi’s pricey programming slate will live on at Roku. As previously reported, Roku has acquired exclusive global rights to 75 of the now-defunct streaming service’s shows in a deal that The Wall Street Journal says was priced at "significantly less" than $100 million.
Quibi
- Defunct Quibi Settles Lawsuit Accusing It Of Tech Theft
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Roku Has Officially Acquired Quibi’s Pricey Programming Library
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Quibi Reportedly In Talks To Sell Its Originals To Roku
Quibi is dead, but its content may be headed for resurrection.
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Insights: How To Avoid Quibi’s Gigantic Bust-Out In Your Own Startup
Quibi blew through most of $1.75 billion by relying on last-generation strategies and not-quite-ready tech. But its collapse provides lessons for everyone else.
- Quibi To Shutter Roughly Dec. 1, Stays TBD On Whether Content Will Live On Elsewhere
- Quibi Reportedly Seeking A Buyer After Lackluster First Months
- Quibi Tries To Spur Second (Or First?) Wave Of Hype On Social Video
- Chrissy Teigen Gets Second Quibi Series That Riffs On The ‘Everything Is Cake’ Meme
- Just 8% Of Quibi’s Early Free Trial Users Converted To Paying Subscribers (Report)
- Quibi Predicted It Would Net 7 Million Year-One Subscribers. It’s On Track To Bring In Just 2 Million. (Report)
- Jeffrey Katzenberg, Meg Whitman Deny Quibi Is Considering Layoffs As Company Execs Take 10% Pay Cut
- Jeffrey Katzenberg On Quibi’s 1.3 Million Active Users: “It’s Not Close To What We Wanted”
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