Mobile streaming platform Quibi may have had a short and unsuccessful life, but there's a chance its content lives on, if a recent report is correct. According to the Wall Street Journal, Quibi is in "advanced talks" to sell streaming rights to its catalog of short shows to Roku Inc. If the deal goes through, Roku could exclusively publish Qubi's library of original content on the free channel. from Roku with advertising. While the report says there's a good chance the deal will fall through, if it comes to fruition, it could be a small saving grace for Quibi after its disappointing lifespan. Established as a mobile streaming service by Jeffrey Katzenberg in April 2020, Quibi focused on delivering short-form content to mobile viewers short on time. It might have been great in a world where commuting is rife, but with the coronavirus pandemic keeping people around the world at home, it still seems to be facing an uphill battle. Despite securing some good shows with big names like Liam Hemsworth, Anna Kendrick, and Sophie Turner, Quibi was unable to bring in the numbers it needed and its stop was announced in October 2020 before. the app continued to work fully last month.