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Its more then just the cable companies though. The TV networks are resisting the streaming

Yeah, they could all be streaming their shows through Hulu right now if they wanted to. Hulu does manage to carry some shows, usually 1-7 days after it airs live, but it's far from complete coverage.

Really I don't even know what say the cable companies have in it. I think the primary block to all this is are the channels themselves.


And then there's things like "The Guild", which started off as sort of a pet project by some really minor Hollywood figures and has grown into a complete show, with streaming and DVD sales, bypassing traditional distribution methods entirely. Is that the future of entertainment?

Also, I think I may have mentioned before, but check this out:
http://studios.amazon.com/

What's Amazon up to? Producing their own movies?

I can easily see a time, say, 20 years from now, when "channels" as we know them today simply don't exist anymore.