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Hulu, which attracted 31 million unique users in March under a free-for-all model, is taking its first steps to change to a model where viewers will have to prove they are a pay-TV customer to watch their favorite shows, sources tell The Post.
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Good thing I signed up at launch so people know I'm the real evilcackle
Huge loss for those who don't know where else to spend their surplus $8 a month
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The $398 LG TV is infinitely better than the $98 .onn TV, but I bet people will choose the latter
that is bunk, do people actually use hulu?
So er...they pull you in telling you that its free and then once millions of people have signed up they say "ok now we gonna charge you suckers..."?
Considering that Hulu makes advertising revenue it seems like this will simply cost them subscribers and make advertising with them much less attractive.
I just signed up for a Hulu Plus free trial, but if this turns out to be more than a rumor I might cancel, I might cancel my cable subscription too, just because this type of nonsense just pisses me off.
if you dont watch a lot of cable, or the shows you do watch arent on the cable channels. Then Hulu is a good option, i have Hulu and Netflix, and that combo is way cheaper than paying a 60-70 dollar cable bill and i can watch all me shows. And any of the cable shows ie Dexter, Game of Thrones.. i get through other means.
so i guess its back to pirating and streaming vids when they do this I already have netflix no time for this.