Over the past month, Hulu says its videos have been streamed over 5 million times, either from Hulu.com or from other sites, including Hulu clones and content partners like AOL and MSN.
When Hulu launched, it was basically a content distribution outlet for NBC and FOX. For the past few months,. Hulu has been busy signing additional content partnership deals, and tomorrow Hulu will add content from Warner Brothers, Lionsgate, and a whole slew of other networks and studios including sports content from the NBA and NHL.
All the content is professionally produced. Hulu ain't no YouTube clone, it's a place to watch full length movies and TV shows complete with 15 and 30 second advertisements. We've been checking it out during the private beta, and we've been pretty happy with the selection and video quality. We'd be a bit happier if Hulu would make entire seasons of TV programs available instead of just a few episodes at a time. But that would probably eat into DVD sales.
[via NewTeeVee]
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3-11-2008 @ 12:29PM
chrisaroz said...
Now if the Wii would support the new version of Flash we'd be set!
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3-12-2008 @ 1:56AM
wordpartnersink said...
Sounds great. Is it like all the other websites that let you watch full episodes of tv shows but charge a fee?
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3-12-2008 @ 8:26AM
Philip said...
No everything is free, there is just a few ads in each show.
3-12-2008 @ 4:46AM
wordpartnersink said...
Thanks Philip! Any idea if old shows will run? I wish I could find the Lost World tv show.
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