In just 5 months, the website Hulu has become one of the top destinations on the web for full episodes of network television shows. And unlike most other video sites, Hulu is legal. CEO Jason Kilar explains why his approach to content and advertising is the best way to get TV on the web.
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I've been experimenting with having no cable TV or a TV for that matter since January 2007. I've tried ABC, CBS, NBC online, Joost and buying programs I like through ITunes. Hulu provides the best experience for online entertainment as well technology. I watch my favorites like Fringe, (new) Battlestar Galactica, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Lipstick Jungle...and watch older shows like ReGenesis. So far I'm not compelled to buy a TV.
Hulu has about three seasons worth of the Mary Tyler Moore Show. Need I say more?
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