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       Free Movie Rules
       By: ChipRawks Date: August 16, 2011, 7:49 am
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       There are a few sites such as Hulu, YouTube and Netflix that
       host thousands of movies for free online for your viewing
       pleasure. So, if you have a movie that your about to watch and
       want to share, all you have to do is create a thread of said
       movie, post a direct link and discuss your movie afterwards.
       NOTE: Only links to legitimate sites like Hulu that have
       approval and authorization from the Networks and Studios will be
       allowed. No illegal sites or torrents of any kind will be
       tolerated.
       #Post#: 8283--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Free Movie Rules
       By: Mac Date: April 30, 2012, 5:36 pm
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       Hulu to usher in exciting era of not-at-all-free TV streaming by
       requiring cable subscription[/glow]
       Encouraged by its innovative new "pay-for-stuff" model
       introduced in 2010, Hulu is considering taking the next logical
       step by requiring users to have a subscription to a pay-cable
       service in order to access its content. It's a bold new spin on
       the increasingly outmoded design of free streaming that's known
       as "completely not-free streaming, because no one really makes
       money on that"—or "authentication" for short—that could be
       introduced within the next several years as part of the TV
       Everywhere initiative, which envisions an exciting future where
       TV is available everywhere, provided it's somewhere that
       connects to a cable box.  The New York Post also says that both
       Fox and NBC are moving toward putting their own online content
       under authentication, speculating that these deals will "make
       cable companies happy because it could slow cord-cutting by
       making cable subscribing more attractive," primarily by offering
       no other viable legal alternative to watching cable TV. But
       Hulu, it adds, "could see its audience… shrink after
       authentication," probably because people fear change.
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       Re: Free Movie Rules
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: April 30, 2012, 6:37 pm
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       Well, it better be cable companies that the majority of us have.
       Over at TNT, they offer the same authentication deal, but I
       don't have a provider that's on THEIR list which effectively
       terminated my involvement with a few of their shows (Leverage,
       Southland, etc...)  that I'm a huge fan of. So, Hulu have a much
       larger list if they don't want to run the risk of alienating the
       viewer pool so to speak.
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