As a busy college student and interning journalist in Washington, DC, my days and nights are often filled with important work and exploration of our nation's capital. These facts coupled with the truth that I do not have a television in my apartment sometimes makes it difficult for me to sit down at an allotted time to keep up to speed with some of my favorite shows when they go on the air. Luckily for me, I can get my dose of McDreamy at online sites such as ABC.com and Hulu if I can't sit down at a television to watch Grey's Anatomy every Thursday at 9:00 pm.
According to Mike Musgrove at the Washington Post, more people are using the computer in place of the television. While Musgrove makes it clear through a quote by Michael Gartenberg of Imterpret that this is "not mainstream behavior," the numbers of those who are ditching cable for computer are rising.
Musgrove starts off introducing a new feature for the popular web site Hulu.
The online video service Hulu added a long-overdue feature last week: A "coming soon" page designed to give the site's millions of users a heads-up about when they'll be able to watch the next new episode of "Fringe" or "Parks and Recreation" in their Web browsers.



