WGA Writers and Supporters Network
We're sticking with the Union and want a fair contract now!
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November 29, 2007 STARS OF GOLDEN AGE TO SUPPORT STRIKING WGA WRITERS AT “HOLLYWOOD HOMECOMING”
WHAT: Writers, actors, and directors of Hollywood’s Golden Age will gather at Friday’s Hollywood Homecoming event on the picket line at the Sony lot in Culver City to support striking WGA writers.
WHO: Scheduled to appear include: Christopher Knopf (WGAW president [1965-1967], The Dick Powell Show, The Big Valley, Dr. Kildare); Millard Kaufman (creator of
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LOS ANGELES, November 29, 2007 – "The AMPTP today unveiled a New Economic Partnership to the WGA, which includes groundbreaking moves in several areas of new media, including streaming, content made for new media and programming delivered over digital broadcast channels. The entire value of the New Economic Partnership will deliver more than $130 million in additional compensation above and beyond the more than $1.3 billion writers already receive
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The holiday weekend is coming to an end and the negotiations are about to begin, but the need for solidarity and to continue on with the show of strength is still important. The Picket lines will continue, even as negotiations are underway. The support that the WGA has received from fans and other unions has not gone unnoticed.
While this strike is making it hard for many in the production community, the Writers still know that they are blessed and privileged to be in a positi
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Talk about two films that have shut down since the start of the strike :,b> http://www.deadlinehollywooddaily.com/variety-strike-claims-two-more-films/
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Labor strife seems to be the order of the day. OF course there is the WGA Strike against the AMPTP, the IATSE Local 1 Strike against the Broadway producers and now CBS News writers have voted with an overwhelming 81% to authorize their negotiating committee to call a strike at anytime.
About 500 CBS News television and radio writers -- who work in New York, Los Angeles, Washington and Chicago -- have been working under an expired contract since April of 2005
The CBS News wr… ContinueAdded by Brian Kalata on November 19, 2007 at 4:43pm — No Comments
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