Like most technology companies out there in the cold right now, Roku’s Q2 earnings are quite a mixed bag compared with earlier this year. Revenue from content and ad monetization (the “platform” business as opposed to the hardware side of the biz) was up 26%, but the company missed Wall Street’s expectations and the stock… Continue reading »
The post Roku’s Ad Revenue Grows Slower Than Expected. The Culprit? Macroeconomics appeared first on AdExchanger.
More Stories
Lani Jamieson joins D3 to shape the next chapter of its growth
CBS Stations Partners with Waymark to Create Local Ads with Artificial Intelligence
The One Show AI judge Sherina Florence releases hip-hop album for deadline push