• Gigaom, Wednesday, September 7, 2011 2:15 PM

The summer has provided a "stretch of bad news for online video viewers," from Netflix's price increases to Fox's eight-day window on Hulu for non-pay-TV subscribers -- all events that signal "a major pullback in the amount of content that is available, as well as a major change in the way it's licensed, priced, accessed and paid for," writes Ryan Lawler.

Still, Lawler believes this bad news is just a temporary blip on the way "to an otherwise broader array of content available online." Check out his column for further thoughtful analysis.

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