Posted by Aaron Nelsen on Mar 11, 2008 in
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Hulu,
Movies,
Streaming,
Video Hulu is set to go public tomorrow, during the course of the private beta they’ve added quite a bit of content from various networks and content partners… here’s the full list their content partners.
- FOX
- NBC Universal
- MGM
- Sony Pictures Television
- Warner Bros. Television Group
- Access Hollywood
- AST Dew Tour
- BNET
- Bravo
- Broadway Video
- CenterStaging
- Chic.tv
- Chiller
- CHOW
- CNET
- Comedy Time
- E! Entertainment Television
- ExerciseTV
- FEARnet
- Ford Models
- Fox Atomic
- Fox Movie Channel
- Fox Reality
- Fox Searchlight
- Fox Sports
- Fox TV Studios
- Fuel TV
- FX Networks
- G4TV
- Gamespot
- Gamespy
- Hidden Universe
- IGN
- Image Entertainment
- Lionsgate
- LX.TV
- MEN7
- Mojo
- Movieola
- My Network TV
- National Geographic Channel
- National Geographic Digital Shorts
- NBA
- NBC Sports
- NBCU TV
- NHL
- Oxygen
- Paley Media
- Red Bull
- Reveille
- Salient Media
- SciFi Channel
- Shout! Factory
- Sleuth Channel
- SpaceRip
- Speed
- Sundance Channel
- Taste TV
- The Fight Network
- The Golf Channel
- The Onion
- The Style Network
- Thought Equity
- TV Guide
- TVG
- Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
- Twentieth Century Fox Television
- Twentieth Television
- Universal Pictures
- USA Network
- Versus
- Vuguru
- WatchMojo
- Wine Library TV
- World Wrestling Entertainment
Posted by Aaron Nelsen on Nov 3, 2007 in
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Apple,
Entertainment,
iPod touch 
That’s right, I’m running Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES on my iPod touch, how cool is that?
Update: Instructions for installing NES games on your iPod touch or iPhone can be found here
Posted by Aaron Nelsen on Oct 5, 2007 in
Aaron Nelsen,
Entertainment Here’s a quick break down of major TV networks that allow users to stream (with commercial interruption) their TV shows. So now you can legally catch up on your favorite TV shows.
Of course on the not so legal side of things, you have such resources as…
But you didn’t hear that from me.
Posted by Aaron Nelsen on Sep 19, 2007 in
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Entertainment,
Video Here’s a random fact for you, NBC is a division of General Electrics, who knew? Okay, I’m sure a lot of you, but I just found this out 37 seconds ago.
You read the news, right? You know all about the NBC vs. Apple spat that ended in NBC planning to offer their videos through Amazon.com (ick). Well, it seems in a new development NBC will be launching its own free download service, called NBC Direct, for viewers to download their shows for free. The downloads will feature a TV like experience, complete with commercials that cannot be skipped.
The service, which is set to go public in November will allow users to subscribe to NBC programs and have them delivered to their computers automatically after the program airs, however the file will expire one week after the show first airs. To add further insult to injury, NBC Direct will only be available to Windows users. Take that Apple!
Now correct me if I’m wrong, but didn’t this stem from NBC waiting to charge users more per download? And now they’ll be offering them for free? Umm, okay? I realize they will probably make a bit of money off the built in commercials, but can that really compare to the money they made through their offerings on iTunes?