Archive for May, 2009


Why is Hulu like Frankensteins monster? Because its creators want it dead

Hulu the mega successful, trendy and hip website that has opened the doors for a new online TV audience, may be getting too successful for its creators liking. Hulu which has just been announced as the second most popular video website after Youtube has been in the news a lot these last few months. Whilst [...]

Piracy dropping. Is it down to Free TV Website Hulu?

If you give something for free, then nobody will want to take it, right? It seems so if you look at the findings from anti piracy group BayTSP. They are showing a dramatic drop in the piracy rankings of the USA. Down from first position to fourth. And the reason for the drop seems to [...]

BBC getting kids hooked on to internet TV

The stylish iPlayer that launched the BBC TV shows on the net has just got a younger brother. The BBC has launched a new kid friendly version of the iPlayer. Aimed squarely at the 0-6 age group, it will hook them onto online tv at an early age. This new player follows on from the [...]

Google Advertising on TV! They must have too much money

The mighty Google have begun a new advertising campaign across the TV networks in the US in a bid to promote their web browser Chrome. Google have always avoided this route of advertising in the past, preffering to become world famous down to word of mouth. It however wants the Chrome application to compete with [...]

Hulu tv content to go international?

For a long time online TV users outside the US have been looking enviously across the water and wishing they could watch the great streaming content. Well now, things are looking interesting on that front. Hulu the biggest catch up tv service in the world is tieing up deals with international TV content providers and [...]

Younger generation are using internet tv instead of a digital recorder

Internet television is used now instead of a video recorder for the younger generation. And when a show is missed, they are using online tv to get their fix. In the study by Solutions Research Group it was revealed that in the 18-34 age range, 70% of online US residents have watched online tv. However [...]