[A]ccording to a GigaOm report, one Roku content provider made an accusation that amounts to damnation on the self-satisfied streets of Silicon Valley: Roku, the publisher told the tech blog, is “acting like a cable company.” […] Gigaom‘s Janko Roettgers says he talked to “a number” of Roku content providers, all of whom spoke anonymously. They said Roku reps are now aggressively seeking greater shares of advertising, subscription and transactional revenue. […] Roku currently touts a growing list of about 1,800 channels, ranging from huge SVOD services like Netflix to small mom-and-pop-backed apps. Deal structures, meanwhile, vary widely among publishers. – Daniel Frankel,Fierce Cable 

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