Should you be worried about your Movies & TV content from the MS Store?

Could Microsoft's Movies & TV store face the same fate as its books and music services? Let's weigh the facts.

It wasn't so long ago that Microsoft killed off a major content category in the Microsoft Store, music, causing many to question whether buying content from the Microsoft Store was a wise investment if Microsoft could pull that content at any time. Yesterday, Microsoft did it again, this time with its books service, which arguably wasn't as popular as the music category, but the move provides more reasons to be unsure about the Microsoft Store.

Microsoft has proven that it will pull digital content categories from its storefront without a moment's notice, so should you be worried about your Movies & TV content from the Microsoft Store? Let's think about this logically. The reasons behind Microsoft pulling music and books from its online store is simple: not enough people were using those categories to warrant the money Microsoft was spending to keep those services alive. This is slightly different than books, but we'll get into that in a minute.

Why Microsoft pulled music and books from its Store

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