Links for Thursday June 23th, 2011
What Content Licenses Are Hulu Owners Selling?: This doesn't make any sense. Hulu was founded to give the content owners more control over how their content was consumed online. So then, whey would they cede that control by selling Hulu?
Exclusive: Top ISPs poised to adopt graduated response to piracy | Media Maverick - CNET News: This is almost surely not good news. (via Electronista)
On the N9 and MeeGo: I'm as confused as John Gruber is about this Nokia N9 phone:
"Either way, though, it just goes to show how deep a hole Nokia is in. If the N9 is as good as it looks in the demo, why is Nokia betting on Windows Phone rather than MeeGo? And if it’s not as good as it looks, what has Nokia been doing for the past four years? And why are they bothering to finish the N9 and ship this? How does this do anything other than confuse — and, arguably, mislead — their customers?"
That's the big question — Why is Nokia shipping this thing, if it isn't a future platform for the company? Bizzarre.
Hulu Plus reaches Android on just six devices, no tablets: This has got to be pretty frustrating for Hulu fans that don't have an approved device.
New Bill Will Stop Carriers From Lying About The iPhone 4G: I really hope that this passes. Carrier claims about network speed are getting ridiculous.