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Hulu, Internet streaming service created in 2007 by NBCUniversal and News Corporation that allows users to stream television shows and films. Access is limited to viewers in the United States because of international licensing restrictions. In March 2007 NBC Universal (owner of NBC and Universal Studios) and News Corporation (owner of the Fox Broadcasting Company and 20th Century Fox) announced the creation of Hulu, with a $100 million investment from Providence Equity Partners and Internet distribution deals with AOL, MSN, Yahoo!, and Myspace. A private “beta” version of the service was launched in October, and Hulu became available to the ...(100 of 341 words)

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