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I do, because the alternative is handing over much money to my cable provider. I wish they offered the "watch a long ad at the beginning and then enjoy uninter
by eitally 16y ago
I do, because the alternative is handing over much money to my cable provider. I wish they offered the "watch a long ad at the beginning and then enjoy uninterrupted programming" for everything, though.
- pavs 16y agoI don't watch TV at all. Netflix is my first connection to tv shows in about 3 years. I only started watching it about 2 months ago when someone recommended it to me. Few days ago I went to my friends house and was waiting to go out. The TV was on, I was surprised how quickly annoyed I got with all the ads. I can't go back to that shit anymore. If I remember correctly Hulu ads are more annoying and frequent than TV ads (and they sometimes require human interaction, ie, "Click X", to go away!). I don't know if it got better though.
- smackfu 16y ago"If I remember correctly Hulu ads are more annoying and frequent than TV ads " Yeah, not really. Hulu has the ad breaks at the same point in the show, but only shows 30-60 second commercials in them, vs 2-4 minutes for a TV ad. Like an average sitcom is 22 minutes, leaving 8 minutes for ads. The ads can be more annoying, but not because they are interactive, but because the ad inventory is limited compared to broadcast TV so you see the same ads more frequently.