Fox made commitments to Justice Department to get Roku deal approved

Fox Corporation has secured approval from the U.S. Department of Justice for its $22 billion acquisition of Roku after making several commitments to address antitrust concerns. Fox agreed to carry non-Fox content for at least three years, maintain search neutrality, and preserve contractual firewalls for sensitive third-party data. The Justice Department ultimately concluded the transaction would not harm competition due to the availability of rival connected TV platforms and ad-supported streaming providers. Open article →