Time Warner Inc wants to buy into Hulu. Their intentions are to ensure that TV episodes aren’t available right away on the streaming service. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian hosts of The Young Turks discuss.

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“The Wall Street Journal reports the company is considering buying a 25 percent stake in Hulu, the streaming service best known for making new episodes of many TV shows available the day after they air. “People familiar with the discussions” say Time Warner wants episodes from current television seasons off the service to prevent more customers from leaving.”
– – Syracuse.com

“…seasons of shows currently on the air wouldn’t be available until after the season finale airs. In other words, fans could binge-watch the first season of “Empire” because it already aired, but would have to wait to watch new episodes until after the entire second season wraps.”
– – Syracuse.com

“One in four adults currently don’t pay for TV and by 2025, half of all adults under the age of 32 are expected to be cord cutters.”
– – CNN