The eligible bachelor remains a tease.  It's hot and attractive,
but the owners of Hulu cannot seem to find an appropriate
suitor.  DirecTV reportedly offered more than $1 billion for the
online video site. But Hulu's three owners -- 21st Century Fox,
Walt Disney Co.'s ABC and Comcast's NBCUniversal -- opted not to
sell after holding a bidding process for the second time in less
than two years.  Industry analysts believe Hulu's owners felt
like the company could get a better bid down the road. The
digital video segment of the industry is burgeoning, and they
may want to hang onto Hulu to grow the business -- at least
until someone comes in with a more sizable offer.  "More and
more content is going there and Hulu gives them a test bed that
their own individual sites don't," said David Hallerman, a
principal analyst at eMarketer. "I wasn't totally surprised that
it didn't sell. It's more surprising that they've now tested the
waters twice."  After passing on the most recent buyout offers
last week, Hulu owners