Hulu is about to have some very cranky viewers on their hands as Fox has made the decision to pull next-day access to their series on the video streaming site, enforcing a new 8-day waiting period.
Hulu Viewers: Say Goodbye To Next-Day Fox Episodes
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First Glimpse At Napoleon Dynamite Cartoon Hits YouTube
Rumors about Fox launching an animated Napoleon Dynamite series have been in the air since October 2010 and now the cult film has officially gone to the toons, with a first look trailer hitting the Fox Broadcasting YouTube channel and it’s just starting to take off this morning. But the response may not be as positive as Fox had hoped for…
Hollywood Studios Roll Out Premium VOD Next Month
The studios told Variety that premium VOD draws from audiences who rather not make the trip to the megaplex because of the size of their families or the expense to hire babysitters or pay for food and other concessions. On the serious side, if audiences get used to staying home watching movies, they might stay away from theaters all together. We will have to wait and see if that is true.
Another Hulu FAIL: All Fox Content Blocked
Hulu has been under fire recently for failing to provide the quantity of programming they promised and over the weekend things took a turn for the worse. Due to a dispute between Cablevison and News Corp, all Fox content has been blocked from Hulu for Cablevision customers.
Hitwise: Late-Night Talk Shows Added to Rankings, Won by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
WebNewser received the weekly television-related Web-site reports from Hitwise for the first time in three weeks, but the results for the week ending Sept. 18 came with a surprise: Late-night talk shows were added as a category, joining cable news, which debuted for the week ending July 3, as well as mainstays broadcast networks, broadcast shows, cable (adults only) shows, and broadcast and cable combined.
NBC’s The Tonight Show with Jay Leno was No. 1 in the late-night category, followed by TBS’ Lopez Tonight, and CBS’ Late Show with David Letterman.
MSNBC’s Zeitgeist topped the cable-news rankings, with Fox News Channel’s The O’Reilly Factor coming in second, and third place going to MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show.
On the broadcast charts, CBS and NBC were the top two broadcast-network Web sites, respectively, and the top three show sites were CBS’ Big Brother and Survivor, followed by Fox’s America’s Most Wanted. Fast risers were four offerings from The CW — One Tree Hill (to No. 7 from No. 22), Gossip Girl (10 from 26), 90210 (17 from 36), and The Supernatural — and Fox’s House (12 from 24).
Comedy Central’s South Park maintained its grip on the top spot for adults-only cable-network show sites, followed by MTV’s Jersey Shore and Comedy’s The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Fast risers were Bravo’s The Real Housewives of DC (18 from 30), Food Network’s Great Food Truck Race (19 from 45), and VH1′s VSPOT Top 20 Countdown (25 from 36).
When combining broadcast and cable shows, Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants occupied its usual No. 1 perch, with Big Brother coming in second and South Park third. Fast risers were Survivor (6 from 33), Fox’s American Idol (22 from 51), and One Tree Hill (25 from 96).
Did Glee Dupe Fans Into Free Promotion With Myspace Auditions?
Over 34,000 Gleeks auditioned for Glee in a huge Myspace casting call that closed at the end of April this year, and not a peep has been heard about it since from Myspace or from Fox. Rumors have been spreading that Fox scrapped the whole thing, and the Glee hopefuls who uploaded videos to the Myspace auditions are left in the dark. Could it be that Fox simply used the Myspace campaign as a ploy for free publicity from fans? Or are the Glee auditions still on? We turned to Myspace for answers.
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Glee "Superfan" Web Video Player Connects You With iTunes and Twitter As You Watch
Glee has been at the forefront of the social media scene for some time now, but their new Superfan video player is taking the show’s social media campaign to the next level. The Glee Superfan player, which is available on the Fox website, makes it easy for fans to share and interact with Glee content with a branded video viewing experience like none we’ve seen before.
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Three Studios Not Interested in YouTube’s Rental Plan
Speculations of why Fox and Paramount are not making a deal with YouTube is because Google, who is the parent company, supports pirate sites by including them in searches, linking to them and advertising on them.
