Roku, an American streaming company, announced another 200 layoffs, accounting for 6% of its total workforce.

Beijing time on March 31 news, American streaming media company Roku announced 200 layoffs, accounting for about 6% of the total staff.

Roku laid off about 200 employees last November.

A Roku spokesperson said: "In order to continue to focus spending on strategic priorities and reduce year-on-year growth in operating expenses, Roku decided to reduce or postpone some low-priority projects and programs. "

Roku, like other streaming companies, complained that its business was affected by the environment, with ad spending falling in the fourth quarter of last year. Despite this, Roku platform revenue grew 4.6% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of last year, including advertising revenue. Roku said at the time that he would adjust operations and spending to better cope with a challenging macro environment.