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    NETFLIX’S SHRINKING DVD SERVICE FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE

    Jan 20, 2017 3 minutes

    Originally cast in a starring role, Netflix’s original DVD-by-mail service has been reduced to a bit player - one that may eventually get killed off as the company focuses on its booming video streaming service.

    Netflix’s fourth-quarter earnings report released Wednesday provided the latest glimpse at the DVD service’s descent into oblivion as the streaming service hogs the spotlight.

    The DVD service shed 159,000 subscribers during the final three months of last year to end December

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