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"YouTube has been the king of online video for years, but the Google-owned video service has had its share of trials and tribulations.  While YouTube is now making some revenue, its costs have eaten that away by and large.  And while YouTube is still growing like wildfire, it still has a long way to go to make the jump to TV.\nThe world's second largest video site, Hulu, takes a different approach.  Its full-length movies and TV shows are easier to monetize. Last week the site introduced Hulu Plus, a subscription service that provides access to entire seasons of popular shows, rather than just the last five episodes. \nA little more than a year ago, many Mashable readers voiced their belief that premium content would ultimately trump user-generated videos. We wonder how many of you still think this will be the case.\nThat's why this week's Web Faceoff focuses on the two kings of online video.    We want to know which video service you prefer, YouTube or Hulu.  Is uploading and sharing video your thing, or does having Saturday Night Live and House at your fingertips trump that advantage?\nLet us know in the poll below.  The ballot box closes at 12:00 p.m. PT on Monday, June 12.  Once you vote, make sure to tell us what you think of the YouTube vs. Hulu debate in our comments section below.\n\n\n\n\tWhich video service do you prefer: YouTube or Hulu?Market Research\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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