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SM West Keynote Video: Roku CEO & Founder, Anthony Wood Talks About Open SDK

Dan Rayburn | Thursday October 9, 2008 | 12:55 PM | Comments (0)

On day two of the Streaming Media West show last month, Anthony Wood, Founder and CEO of Roku gave attendees a preview of how future content will be consumed on the TV. He also discussed about how Roku will soon offer a software development kit to allow their Roku box to be opened up to additional content besides Netflix movies.

Almost all of the conference sessions and keynotes from the Streaming Media West show last month are now available online at www.streamingmedia.com/videos.

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