From the dull and even horribly unsurprising department comes a new survey that suggests people are watching more video on-line thanks to broadband. The survey states people are largely watching short clips; only one in five online video viewers has watched or downloaded a full-length movie or television show. That's likely because while there's a litany of pirated options, legit options are still falling short on features and heavy on restrictions while studios and networks tinker with DRM solutions. "Rome wasn't built in a day," says Benjamin Feingold, president of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, in the AP report.