Telemundo is the first major U.S. Hispanic network to launch on the Roku platform

NBCUniversal launched Telemundo Now and Syfy Now apps on the Roku platform, as part of its expanding TV Everywhere offering. Roku customers in the U.S. who authenticate via their pay TV provider can now use their Roku devices to stream full seasons, current and past episodes, short form clips and other programming from Telemundo and Syfy.Telemundo is the first major Hispanic network in the U.S. to launch on Roku. Customers can download Telemundo Now from the Roku Channel Store to enjoy its most-watched super series El Señor de los Cielos and Señora Acero, popular program Caso Cerrado, the highly-rated singing competition La Voz Kids, and much more.“We are delighted to partner with Roku to provide a new digital platform for Telemundo and Syfy fans to view their favorite shows and programming. The addition of these networks demonstrates our commitment to expanding our diverse TV Everywhere portfolio and providing access to subscribers anytime and anywhere they want it,” said Dina Juliano, SVP of Consumer Product Strategy, TV Everywhere, NBCUniversal.“Our goal is to bring Roku customers to the content they want most and offer an entertainment experience that caters to a wide variety of streamers. We’re very excited to expand our content portfolio with premium channels such as Telemundo and Syfy. In addition, the ability to offer a major Hispanic network to Roku customers is a major milestone,” said Bernarda Duarte, director, Content Acquisition, Roku.As NBCUniversal’s TV Everywhere footprint continues to expand, including on connected devices, it has experienced double digit year-over-year growth in total portfolio streaming.