R.O.D. the TV

I am very sure that there have been a large number of discussions about this subject. I also know that hulu does what it can to bring both of them to us. What I find troubling is that I have to guess at which one has what.
Sometimes I even have to open a film and play it just to find out whether it is subbed or dubbed. Even the date of the show is arbitrarily added or not. It's a guessing game that has become old. I wonder sometimes how old or how stoned there employees are. There needs to be a set to formate in the title of every title that explains whether the show, film,clip or whatever is in what language (Using a single letter, example: E for English, Or Japanese w/ sub.)and then include the first air date and last air date, or if it it is still continuing. I have wrote hulu several times concerning this. They have shown they do not seem to care.
I thought that hulu was all about its' customers.
Well my fears have come true. The corporate machine has taken hold of hulu and now it is all about profit over customer satisfaction. I've seen this a few times when a small number of people start something really good and it takes off real fast. It grows so fast that the first people that started it feel overwhelmed a corporation makes an offer they can not refuse. The beginners get out from under the pressure, they have a real nice nest egg and they feel good about having done a good thing, like hulu. But now the stuffed shirts come into the picture and start tearing hulu apart with one thing in mind. Profits. And now hulu will go the way of so many other I give hulu a couple of years before it crashes and burns. And something new will take its' place. So everyone enjoy free hulu while you can.