I like how you speak as if you even know what really goes into a TV website like this. From your rabid blocks of text in that rant its clear to me that you have no Idea how they even make their "revenue".
Let me explain to you the inner workings of this site.
First off Hulu, is owned by Fox. Almost all the TV shows and movies come from Fox. Thus they do not have to pay dues for these programs.
Sencondly I can name off and provide links to websites that need no subscription to survive. ((http://www.animefreak.tv/) <-- really good one btw I see shows on this a week before Hulu even has them and its Free to view. With only side bar ads.)
Yes some limitations are required if you want to provide a more intuitive service for paying customers. But for the most part they can and do survive off of the ad revenue. Limiting the programing to everyone but those few people is not good business practice. It removes people from viewing those ads.
This only effects the companies that paid for the spots so this in no way effects Fox, but then again when has Fox cared about anything other than making money; for themselves. If you have the inkling to write a reply again, just to use some big words find it on a topic that you understand.   See 3 other replies

Hulu is still free for what I see. They offer an array of shows and episodes with out cost to users. Expecting them to offer the entire seasons of all shows on here for free is absurd. How could they possibly afford that? You have to buy the seasons in the store otherwise.I will admit to purchasing Hulu Plus awhile back and not being impressed; but sense then Hulu has gone out of there way to improve not only their paid service, but their free service as well. The content of movies, shows, clips, and devices Hulu can be played on has seen a dramatic increase. I plan on upgrading to Hulu Plus this week because of it. I think user feed back is appropriate and a wonderful way to express to a site you are paying or frequenting how you feel about it. Yet thinking anyone even a website is going to make something out of nothing is ridiculous.The site has to have revenue in order to exist. It has to make more revenue to make improvements, and it has to make even more to be profitable enough to pay the people running it for their time. I am rather pleased to see Hulu actually coming through on promises of the past, while expanding their services. Unlike some companies who promise improvements rarely make good on them, and then cut free service all together.Exactly how long this mentality will last coming from Hulu however remains to be seen. But that is a complaint saved for when it actually has grounds.   See 3 other replies

I agree with you 100 percent. I had a free 2 months with hulu pluss and its not worth it. they dont even have good movies like you said. I rather use them for free by watching them on my pc lol.   See 3 other replies