First I have to disagree with maksutov. The web may have been around, but very limited until about 20 years ago. That's when it started to catch on and people started buying modems and subscribing to dial-up ISPs.
That said, good points by maksutov and others.
I think it's part of the process when we leave to think the end of the WTBS is around the corner. And in a way, are exactly like the JWs. Seeing every little crack or setback as a sign that the end is just around the corner. Different end, but we're still looking forward to one. Like maksutov says, some of us have been expecting it soon for years now. Me for over 20.
Religions don't die out easily. Look up nsbible.org. It's the site of the North Seattle Bible Students. Yes, those Bible Students. Still around nearly 100 years after the Jehovah's Witnesses splintered off from them. Their website still features web versions of Russel's Studies in the Scriptures. And I assume they still believe these things.
An ex-JW friend of mine went to the Way Ministries. Due to bad management by their leader, they broke up. But local groups kept with the teachings and offshoots of them are still around.
It is not only JWs. All major Christian faiths are failing in the US. Christianity drops about 1% per year, while the unaffiliated (atheist, agnostic, nothing in particular) gain about 1% a year. The more there are of them, the closer we come to a tipping point, where this trend will accelerate, sweeping away religions and the JWs along with it. If they survive they will be a skeleton of their former selves. At least here in the US anyway. Third world nations and rural america will be the holdouts.