Showtime plans to make its standalone Internet video service available on Roku and PlayStation devices when it launches early next month. The CBS-owned cable network originally announced that its OTT offering would initially be available through an exclusive distribution deal with Apple. The $10.99 per month service is the latest to target cord-nevers and cord-cutters who do not have traditional pay TV plans. Variety reports: “Showtime — similar to its arrangements with cable and satellite TV affiliates — will provide a recurring share of the monthly subscription fee to Apple, Roku, Sony and future OTT distributors, Showtime chairman and CEO Matt Blank said.”