Just after the announcement that Netflix subscriptions are at an all time high, "hundreds" of Warner Bros. titles were dropped from the streaming service at midnight last night. According to The Huffington Post, around 1,800 titles from Warner, MGM (James Bond series), and United Artists were pulled from the instant stream and Netflix line up. This move is likely in response to the launch of a Warner exclusive streaming site, which hopes to compete with the growing market of streaming sites. Netflix assures people not to be worried as they will be adding around 500 titles today and that the "ebb and flow" happens often.
With Warner's coming out with a streaming service, and the recent launch of "Redbox Instant"...is it fair to say we are in the Twilight age of cable television? I've considered cancelling my cable, anyone else?