Netflix has announced a renewed agreement with Disney-ABC Television Group, which means that users will see a continuation in terms of available content. This means Netflix users will continue to get “hundreds of library episodes” from ABC Studios, ABC Family and the Disney Channel. But perhaps a bit nicer, there will also be some new more »

Fox has made good on its promise to begin delaying new episodes of its shows by eight days to viewers who aren’t subscribed to cable, satellite or Hulu Plus. Attempting to watch the latest episode of Hell’s Kitchen on Hulu will result in a 90 second preview video unless you sign in with your Dish Network credentials. Dish Network is the only television provider Fox is working with at the moment.

Instant streaming movies really seem to be the way everything is going. Blu-ray isn’t exactly the hottest selling format and an increasing number of players are also including streaming services for those who want to watch something right that moment rather than going to get the disc, or waiting for it to arrive. While many more »

We knew that Dinsey bought a piece of Hulu recently, but we didn’t know when they would start putting content on the site. Wonder no more because Disney’s ABC content is up on Hulu starting today. First up is “Grey’s Anatomy.” ABC’s video player was always distinct from a lot of other network sites as more »

We’re back with another helpful post on how to find the best in online video. Last time, we covered Joost, Hulu, and Sling. This time, we’re talking about the individual networks. While it may be more work to go to different sites, you will get better quality video and that’s worth the trouble of typing in a few URLs. Also find out which sites to avoid.

Disney has bought a 30% piece of Hulu. Hulu began as a joint venture of News Corp. (owners of Fox) and NBC. Disney owns ABC, ESPN, and plenty of other networks. It looks like it is just a matter of time before Disney programming hits Hulu. This makes Hulu a bigger threat to both Sling more »

You must have heard all the hype about Hulu by now. How it gives you the ability to watch your favorite shows online, any time you want. How it’s easy to use, and so convenient. How it is — (drum roll here) — FREE.

Granted, there are several different places you can go to watch different television shows, but, I’ve found that for reliability, Hulu is really way up there. Now, I know my title said TEN reasons, but, I couldn’t knock it down to just ten. So I’m going with eleven reasons to Hulu. I know, what a rebel.