FOX Digital Platforms

One of the largest CTV advertising and streaming ecosystems in the United States, combining Roku's device and platform reach with Tubi's AVOD library and Fox's live news and sports content

FOX Digital Platforms is the Fox Corporation division created in November 2026 following Fox's completed acquisition of Roku. The division consolidates Fox's streaming and digital media assets under a single organizational umbrella, bringing together Roku (the leading connected TV platform), Tubi (Fox's free ad-supported streaming service), FOX One (Fox's direct-to-consumer streaming app), and Red Seat Ventures (Fox's digital media and podcast venture arm). The formation of FOX Digital Platforms represents Fox Corporation's strategic push to become a dominant force in connected television and streaming, combining Roku's massive distribution footprint and advertising infrastructure with Tubi's extensive FAST content library and Fox's owned media brands. The division is positioned to compete directly with other major streaming and CTV ecosystems by offering advertisers and content partners an integrated platform spanning hardware, software, and content. For the advertising and marketing industry, FOX Digital Platforms is highly significant: Roku's OneView ad platform, Tubi's ad-supported model, and Fox's existing ad sales infrastructure together create one of the largest CTV advertising ecosystems in the United States. The combined entity gives marketers access to a unified audience across free streaming, live news and sports, and the broader Roku device ecosystem, making FOX Digital Platforms a major destination for video advertising budgets.