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Warner Bros. must have thought that [CES](http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/29/engadget-the-official-online-news-source-of-ces-2012-and-the-ce/) was a good week to bury bad news, but unfortunately most people pay attention when you pull a move like this. Netflix has [confirmed the rumor](http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/05/warner-bros-pushing-movie-delays-from-28-to-56-days-for-netflix/) that if you wanna rent movies from the aforementioned studio, you'll have to wait 56 days, twice as long as the previous window. In the press-release (available after the break), the studio states it's doubling the window to maximize potential of its new releases. It also heavily implies that the studio was threatening to withdraw access to its library unless the rental service complied. Nothing like a little heavy-handed action to convince you that ownership truly is better than renting when it comes to DVD blockbusters, eh?
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