Netflix kills DVD-in-the-mail business, upgrades ad-supported plan from 720p - 9to5Mac
Netflix is ending its DVD-rental service after 25 years. Here's how the company grew into a Hollywood disruptor with over 230 million subscribers. | Business Insider Africa
End of an era — Netflix shutting down DVD rental service
NewsNation on Twitter: "Netflix announced its DVD-by-mail rental service will end Sept. 29 after 25 years. The company's original concept made it a trailblazer in the video streaming industry, where it has
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Netflix waves goodbye to DVD rental service
End of an era! Netflix Finally Announces to Discontinue its DVD Rental Service
End of an era — Netflix shutting down DVD rental service
Netflix to ship its final DVD rentals in September - Geeky Gadgets
Netflix to shut down DVD rental service after 25 years - NewsnReleases
Netflix Announces End to DVD Rental Service
The end of an era: Netflix shuts down its mail-order DVD rental service after 25 years
Netflix DVD.com To Close in September 2023 After 25 Years - What's on Netflix
Netflix Will End Their DVD Shipping Service After 25 Years
Netflix DVD rental ends: streaming service 'winds down' service | NationalWorld
Netflix's DVD rental service could still be saved by an arch rival | TechRadar
Netflix to Stop Mailing DVDs, Marking the End of an Era
Netflix is ending its DVD rental service after 25 years - FlatpanelsHD
Netflix Still Mails DVDs — Netflix's DVD Plans, Explained
Netflix to 'wind down' its DVD rental service later this year | The Independent
Netflix will shut down its DVD rental business in September | Engadget
Looking Back at When Netflix Was Just a Movie Rental Company
Netflix to 'wind down' DVD rental service after 25 years as company hails 'iconic red envelopes' - Glasgow Live
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After 25 years, Netflix will discontinue DVD rental service in 2023.
Why Are 2 Million People Still Getting Netflix DVDs by Mail? | WIRED
