Something I have noticed about Hulu Live is that it is forced to comply with the linear cable rules. For example, I live in NOVA so I get all the local DMV channels on my subscription via a Roku 2 device. Whenever I visit family in the Harrisonburg/Rockingham Co. area and I want to watch a Hulu channel on a different Roku 2 device, then I have to agree to change my location. By doing so I no longer have access to the local DMV stations, but gain access to the local stations only available to people living in that part of the Shen. Valley. I never agree to change my location, because I can only change it three times before it is permanently locked. If I want to watch any Hulu channel while in the Shen. Valley, then I have to access my Hulu subscription via my laptop and hook my laptop up to the TV. I suspect the other providers that provide a cable subscription are probably in the same boat. In terms of the linear vs. streaming debate, it would appear Hulu may exist in a hybrid world. If so, then I am not sure what that means as the industry looks to evolve to keep up with the times.