Warner Bros Announces the Closure of Discovery Science and DTX Channels

Channels Closure in the Region

Warner Bros, the company that manages the Discovery group, has announced the closure of two TV channels: Discovery Science and DTX. DTX, an abbreviation of Discovery Turbo Extra, is a channel dedicated to car enthusiasts. The decision implies that these channels will no longer be available in Romania and other countries in the region.

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Optimizing The Content

The company's decision was necessitated by its strategy to optimize its content and portfolio of linear channels in the region. Despite the channels' closure, popular shows that aired on them such as Kindig's Garage, Chosen Cars, and How is it Made? will continue to be accessible on other TV channels.

Warner Bros' Portfolio

Warner Bros, in addition to the Discovery channel, also owns 20 other niche channels. This extensive portfolio includes well-known channels such as Discovery, Eurosport, and HBO.

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Key Takeaways

The key takeaways from this development are that Warner Bros will be discontinuing two of its channels, Discovery Science and DTX. This decision will affect viewers in Romania and other countries in the region. However, popular shows from these channels will continue to be available on other platforms. The company's decision is part of its strategy to optimize its content and linear channel portfolio.