The folks over at Hulu have made 2500 invites available for the closed beta of the Hulu service for ReadWriteWeb blog network readers (that includes you!).

Hulu is a joint venture between News Corp. and NBC that offers streaming video of both companies’ television and film content along with offerings from other studios such as Sony Pictures Television and MGM. It’s ad supported (via pre and mid-roll ads) and shows include 24, The Simpsons, Family Guy, 30 Rock, The Office, House, and Psych.

Here at last100 we’ve written often about Hulu. Though pre-launch reports were skeptical, once the Beta was launched, early reviews for the service were generally positive.

On the other hand, Read/WriteWeb called Hulu “umpressive,” but now it’s your turn to decide for yourself.

Invites are on a first come basis and are available at this link.

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• Hulu expected to add content from Warner Bros., new “networks” continue to emerge
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