Online video distribution startup Hulu has added high-definition content as one of the first tests of the new Adobe Flash Player released today, which supports streaming HD. Hulu’s HD content is limited, just a gallery of sample movie trailers and clips from Universal and Fox Studios, but it looks good…Continue reading on NewTeeVee.
Hulu Gets High Definition —
Most Comments
- Is There Money in Voice APIs?
- Dameon Welch-Abernathy, July 15, 40 comments
- Why Silicon Valley Should Be Worried
- Om Malik, July 17, 32 comments
- What Getting Buzzed Says About Yahoo
- Om Malik, July 16, 30 comments
- GigaOM Network Content to be Featured on BusinessWeek.com
- Om Malik, July 14, 28 comments
- New iPhone Will Jumpstart Demand for Wireless Broadband
- Om Malik, July 13, 26 comments
Highest Rated
- GigaOM Network Content to be Featured on BusinessWeek.com
- Om Malik, July 14, 63%
- Israel 2008: One Conference, a Few Friends, Many Startups & Some Observations
- Om Malik, July 13, 71%
- What Getting Buzzed Says About Yahoo
- Om Malik, July 16, 82%
- Why Metered Broadband Is Bad for Microsoft, Google & Us
- Allan Leinwand, July 17, 79%
- Why Silicon Valley Should Be Worried
- Om Malik, July 17, 69%
1 trackback so far
7:48 AM PT
[...] two weeks ago when everyone and their brother was going on and on about how Hulu had added HD videos, I decided to sign up for [...]
4 comments so far
11:21 AM PT
Awesome.. when are they going to let people actually start using it? :)
1:45 PM PT
eh
1:21 PM PT
Well I spoke too soon.. I got my invite less than 24 hours after I posted the comment above (as tnwake). The HD content looks incredible! I’m not going to go into my full review because it’s too long for a comment, but it’s on my site and the overall conclusion is that Hulu is even better than we’ve been hearing.
2:04 PM PT
Thanks for the link, scionguy. Hopefully Hulu is going to be more forthcoming with those invites!
Leave a Comment