The data this article points to is quite surprising. Video on Demand is only 1.1% of TV viewing and 85% of households watch Live TV. It just points to how much

The data this article points to is quite surprising. Video on Demand is only 1.1% of TV viewing and 85% of households watch Live TV. It just points to how much of a bubble I live in. I don't even know anyone who watches live TV. One of the things that confuses me is why Hulu still runs ads against some content when I've paid for the no ads membership. Obviously it's contractual reasons, but what reason do content companies have for not allowing platforms to stream their content ad-free? Or is this just Hulu lying to consumers about the reason for running ads against this content?