"preventing Comcast from throttling the bandwidth on Youtube because they'd rather you buy the cable package." YouTube isn't a TV replacement, Hulu is. I've r

"preventing Comcast from throttling the bandwidth on Youtube because they'd rather you buy the cable package." YouTube isn't a TV replacement, Hulu is. I've read that in the future Hulu might go to a model requiring you to have a cable subscription to have access to Hulu. The logic was that cable providers pay large fees to carry various channels and those fees was what was financing productions of tv. Content owns don't want to jeopardize those fees.