The top source of traffic for Hulu.com is from Google, with YouTube second in directing traffic to the site.  Hulu videos can also be found on MySpace, AOL, Yahoo, Microsoft MSN and Fancast, and even more websites may be added.

A recent deal between Viacom and Hulu will bring Comedy Central's The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report to the popular online video viewing service.  Full-length episodes of both shows can now be found through the service.

PBS also has come to terms with Hulu, and will offer Nova, Wired Science, Scientific American Frontiers and Carrier, with 30-second commercials to be shown before each episode.

Hulu now has more than 70 content partners helping provide online content, including Fox, MGM, NBC Universal, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros. and others.  The site officially launched in March with $100 million in venture capitalist funds and 40 content partners.

I've been using the site since it was in beta, and have been pleased with the growing catalog of content available to viewers.  Adding The Daily Show and The Colbert Report will hopefully help the site gain a few more viewers.

As long as the advertising remains rather unobtrusive for viewers, I can't imagine why NBC, Universal and Fox cannot get more people to begin watching content on Hulu.  Maybe it's finally time for them to launch a real advertising blitz to get some attention for the site?

Expect the 700+ TV episode and full-length movie catalog to continue to grow as more content partners are added.