Fox is making one of the biggest moves in the media business this year. The company announced on Monday, June 15, that it has reached an agreement to acquire Roku in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at approximately $22 billion, including debt, a deal that would bring together one of television’s most recognizable content companies with a platform that helped define the streaming era. According to The New York Times , the deal gives Fox access to Roku’s massive footprint of more than 100 million households worldwide, along with its advertising technology, viewer data, and the free streaming service The Roku Channel. According to the companies, Roku will continue operating as an open platform for partners and consumers, with no immediate changes expected for users. Once the transaction is completed, the combined company is projected to become one of the largest players in U.S. television based on viewing share. For Fox, the acquisition significantly expands its reach beyond traditional television.…