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Download file to see previous pagesUltimately, the Hulu service differs from the others that have been discussed to a greater degree than might initially be realized. Accordingly, the following analysis will be concentric upon discussing and analyzing an article printed in the Harvard business review, entitled “Hulu: An Evil Plot to Destroy the World”. By engaging with this particular analysis, it is the hope of this author that the reader will come away with a more profound and effective understanding of the way in which Hulu has grown and leverage market demands as a means of becoming a dynamic player within the current media content available online. However, before delving directly into such analysis, it is profoundly important for the reader to understand that the market Hulu integrated, back in 2009, was already saturated, and not amenable to further entrants into the market. The article begins by laying out many of the obstructions that existed for Hulu in the early years of its conception and initial offering. Begun in 2009, Hulu was already behind the curve and had the established likes of iTunes, Netflix, Xbox, and YouTube to contend with. Yet, rather than despairing and it merely assuming that the market was saturated and could not accept another entrant at the time, the developers of Hulu instead sought to focus upon the way in which media content was delivered to the end consumer.

As such, pace that, which the author notes had previously been considered as something of an “clown company” has become one of the major networks for distributing media content via the Internet. The idea that allowed pace that to differentiate itself from the other established entities within the market was the fact that it did not require a recurring subscription fee to view the media content that it provided. The reader might be quick to point out that this was not a new concept due to the fact that services such as YouTube and others have long offered subscription free media content to the consumer.

However, if one looks at the ultimate business model behind YouTube, and many of the other media streaming sites, it can readily be understood that the majority of this content is concentric upon user generated media. What is meant by this is the fact that sites such as YouTube derive their revenue based upon advertisements, rather than subscription fees, by placing the banners and role as on the media content that their site provides. Although this was precisely the approach that pace that sought to integrate, it did so without having a focus upon user uploaded media.

Instead, the developers of Hulu sought to negotiate contracts and distribution rights with several of the main media companies within the United States. Even a cursory review of the media market within the United States delineates the fact that only five major industries control almost 95% of television media. As such, seeking to go directly to the source and acquired distribution rights from these entities was one of the first steps in seeking to prompt Hulu into a higher level of profitability and exposure to an increasingly sophisticated and technologically advanced demographic.

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How does Hulu's business model and value proposition differ from the traditional broadcast media and YouTube?
Hulu’s business model is essentially the same as that of traditional broadcast networks. Both offer professional content and generate revenue through advertisements based on audience volume (some broadcast networks have license fees). However, Hulu’s value proposition differs significantly by enabling users to watch content when, how, and where they want. YouTube also generates revenue through advertising, primarily through the small percent of premium videos on its site (advertisers tend to stay away from user-generated content). In contrast, all of Hulu’s content appeals to advertisers. Hulu’s value proposition also differs significantly from that of YouTube. While both are online video sites that aggregate the content of other sources, YouTube provides a platform to upload, share and view short videos and contains primarily user-generated content (and unauthorized copies of copyrighted content). In contrast, Hulu is professionally created and provides full-length, legally sourced, premium television and video content.
How does Hulu serve consumers, content owners and advertisers? Do the needs of these different groups converge?
Hulu serves it consumers by providing a large library of premium, professionally produced content and enabling them to view the content when, where, and how they want with a much lower advertising load than traditional television. Hulu’s site design is user friendly: intuitive, free of clutter, and easy to navigate, play video, and share content. Users also play a prominent role in shaping the site on an ongoing basis. Hulu serves content owners by providing a distribution channel for them to grow their audience. Hulu also gives them a share of the advertising revenues generated by their content, allows them to make content…..