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Disney to stop selling DVDs and Blu-rays in Australia and New Zealand

Disney plans to stop releasing DVDs and Blu-rays in Australia and New Zealand. What are the remaining video options for those two countries?

A list of prominent 1990s and 2000s TV cartoons starring Black characters, plus where they’re available to watch on streaming and home video.

A look at where to find 2000s Black sitcoms on streaming services and home video, from “Girlfriends” to “That’s So Raven.”

A look at what popular 90s Black sitcoms are on streaming and home video, from “Living Single” to “Moesha.”

Netflix is shutting down its DVD rental service. I look at alternatives for renting DVDs, and why DVD/digital video releases still matter.

Looking over 2022 US home video revenue figures, streaming continues its dominance, while the only other category to rise is digital sales.

With HBO Max axing much of their cartoon catalog, I look at how to watch Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, and the Flintstones on DVD and Blu-ray.

With streaming service changes reviving interest in physical media, I offer some tips on setting up a Plex server for your video collection.

A list of seven pieces of tech I’ve stopped using, from stand-alone digital cameras to (non-smart) cell phones, and what’s replaced said tech.

What does the future look like for DVDs and Blu-rays? Not the most promising, based on recent physical media sales figures.