I guess they couldn't afford the S3 costs?! :-) Jokes aside, it makes sense to shut down, I can't imagine many Prime subscribers knew they had it, and it's pro

I guess they couldn't afford the S3 costs?! :-) Jokes aside, it makes sense to shut down, I can't imagine many Prime subscribers knew they had it, and it's probably a huge headache for them to worry about it being used for copyright infringement, etc... but it is odd timing to announce this now with the recent increase in Amazon Prime's membership fee. Pivoting it to Photo/Video library archival is probably more useful to consumers (and cynically probably more useful data for Amazon...)