Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) now has 103.3 million direct-to-consumer subscribers, an almost even split of the user base between domestic and international markets, after winning 3.7 million new members in Q2 2024. But that’s about where the good news ends for WBD, which reported another heavy operating loss for the D2C segment amid apathy from the core domestic US audience, as well as a dramatic write-down of linear TV networks. The launch of Max in overseas territories boosted the international subscriber base by 3.9 million in the second quarter of 2024, to reach a total international audience of 50.8 million. This was enough to offset the familiar sight of the domestic decline, as 1.9 million customers cancelled subscriptions across Max,…