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 <description>&lt;p&gt;Hulu seems to have figured out the magic strategy for online video advertising at the moment (i.e. 2 minutes of commercials for 22 minutes of content- a better ratio than TV).  As more networks go for the Hulu model, I think you&#039;re gonna see Youtube move closer and closer to becoming a Hulu clone (they&#039;ve already added a &quot;theater&quot; viewing feature that mimics Hulu).  The point is, even if Youtube remains the most popular video site, it won&#039;t be making the most ad money, and that&#039;s what REALLY matters.&lt;/p&gt;
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