DramaFever is not the last --- More Shutdowns and Layoffs by Warner Bros

Recently it was announced that DC Publishing laid off at least seven of it 240 employees. That is BOUT  The lay off are due to the organization restructure of the Warner Bros.

As many fans of DramaFever, the streaming for Asian entertainment, was shutdown unexpectedly back on October 16, 2018 with many of its paying viewers not knowing that the shows they were watch ran on VRV until November 1, 2018.

Here is what was stated on Hollywood Reporter on Wednesday.

Layoffs at DC, a subsidiary of Warner Bros., include high-level figures including senior vp sales trade marketing John Cunningham, vp consumer marketing Eddie Scannell and senior vp art director Mark Chiarello among those who have left the company, according to sources familiar with the matter. 

Rumors about changes at the company, home to the DC, Vertigo and MAD brands, have been circulating since Wednesday afternoon, helped by early, unsubstantiated reports that speculated that DC publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee could be among those leaving the company; that is not the case, with both actively continuing in their current positions.

The company has been organized into three distinct areas as of Wednesday's news: Editorial, which will continue to be overseen by editor-in-chief Bob Harras; Production & Manufacturing, which remains under the purview of senior vp manufacturing and operations Alison Gill; and the newly created Publishing Support Services, which will handle sales, marketing and promotion for DC product and be handled by longtime DC veteran Hank Kanalz as senior vp publishing strategy & support services.