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Netflix has just announced that it is canceling multiple shows and movies after the previously reported loss of subscribers. According to sources, Netflix has canceled multiple shows, a lot of them animation projects, including an adaptation of Roald Dahl’s The Twits, an animated series based on Jeff Smith’s comic book Bone, plus Lauren Faust’s Toil and Trouble, and Bright 2 are some of the projects that were canceled by Netflix. Furthermore, Netflix’ Director of Creative Leadership and Development for Original Animation, Phil Rynda, was let go by the company alongside many of the staff under him. There’s no clear number on the amount of shows that were canceled by Netflix but as the company is bracing the loss of 2 million more subscribers, more shows are at risk of being canceled soon. A couple of days ago, Netflix made the announcement that it will soon launch in key South East Asia countries which includes Singapore and Hong Kong as well as Taiwan and South Korea. Netflix targets the roll out of their service in these 4 countries early 2016. Once launched, Internet users will be able to subscribe to Netflix and instantly watch a curated selection of popular TV shows and movies in high-definition or even Ultra HD 4K on nearly any Internet-connected screen. Read more in our articles including "Netflix cancels multiple shows following subscriber loss" and "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again".