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Time Warner’s CEO: “Hulu authentication makes sense”

Hulu should require viewers to have a cable subscription, Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes suggested in an investor call following the company's Q1 2012 earnings report this morning. "We think Hulu authenticating makes sense," Bewkes said. "We think Hulu is

2011 Has Been a Landmark Year for Online Video

As 2011 comes to a close, it is hard to deny that it was a definitive year for online video even against the backdrop of the assertive pace that the industry has been on for the past few years.   The

Flixster hands out iTunes codes to unhappy UltraViolet users

How bad are things for Hollywood's UltraViolet initiative right now? So bad that Warner Bros., the studio behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2, is giving away coupon codes for the movie to Apple's iTunes store to placate

UltraViolet might be too little, too late

Hollywood is finally starting to make good on its promise to allow consumers to buy a movie once and watch it anywhere. But in my latest piece on GigaOM Pro, I argue that UltraViolet does little to combat a visible