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Roku Adds Content To ‘Channel Store’

Saratoga, Calif. –
Roku said Monday that it has added 10 new free channels to the Roku Channel
Store for streaming online entertainment content.

The new selections
include Internet audio, video and photo sharing.

The Roku Channel
Store provides an open platform for delivering content choices to the TV. The
new channels now available for customers to add include Blip.tv, Facebook
Photos, Flickr, FrameChannel, Mediafly, MobileTribe, Motionbox, Pandora,
Revision3 and Twit.

A complete list of
channels and specific channel descriptions and features are available at www.roku.com/channelstore.

“Our customers now
have more choice in content and even greater control over their Roku player
experience with the introduction of the Roku Channel Store and our 10 new
content partners,” stated Anthony Wood, Roku founder and CEO. “Because we have
created an open platform for development, customers can expect even more new
content channels in the near future making the Roku player an even more valuable
component of a customers’ home entertainment system.”

To access the Roku
Channel Store and add or remove channels from the Roku menu home screen,
customers need to create a Roku account.

Then, customers will
have the ability to manage channels and personalize their entertainment
options.

Customers can add
as many channels as they want, or remove any channels that do not interest them.

All Roku players –
the Roku SD, Roku HD and Roku HD-XR – are compatible with the Roku Channel
Store.

Flagship content
partners on the service include: Netflix, Amazon Video On Demand and MLB.TV, all
of which will continue to be available to existing customers regardless of
whether or not they set up a Roku account.

Roku said the Roku
Channel Store will be delivered as an automatic and free upgrade to all
existing Roku customers over the course of the next two weeks.

New customers will
automatically be upgraded when they first install their Roku player. To browse
and use the Roku Channel Store, existing customers will be prompted to create a
Roku account. Existing customers who do not want to wait for their Roku player
to update automatically can manually update their Roku player immediately.

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