hulu

This might explain why services like Hulu have gradually introduced more advertising into their paid subscription services.

For example, Hulu - I was a paying customer, but the relentless advertising drove me away.

Not that the flash on Hulu or Amazon are any better.

That would probably be Hulu or Netflix, at the very least.

[1]Wikipedia: Hulu is a joint venture of NBC Universal (General Electric), Fox Entertainment Group (News Corp) and ABC Inc.

Likewise, I have plenty of bandwidth to watch Hulu - which worked fantastically when I had Verizon FiOS, but buffers with regularity on Comcast.

I think it'd be neat if I could replace all the FLV players with a good one like the Youtube one or the Hulu one.

Have fun trying to get Hulu videos to play fullscreen when your interface is only a remote.

I've been watching TV/movies either on DVD/netflix via the x-box, or Hulu by attaching my laptop to the TV instead of cable for the last few months.

I would say your complaint about quality shows as a percentage of broadcast time is a valid argument for moving TV to more on-demand media (watching a show on Netflix or Hulu vs being on the couch at 9PM on a Thursday).

I stumbled upon "Blaise Pascal" on Hulu (they have some Rossellini in their Criterion section).

Criterion also deserves credit for making so many of their titles available for streaming on Hulu.

The same Comcast who'll respond magically to any random complaint I have on Twitter, except when Hulu's involved.

After documentaries on Netflix and Hulu, cartoons are already all that I watch, except maybe local news.