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Archives for: November 20075
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Pitt pulls out of movie due to script concerns
Sunday November 25th 2007Universal may sue Brad Pitt for dropping out of "State of Play," script cannot be reworked because of strike
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Awards shows could suffer in WGA strike
Saturday November 24th 2007Without the quips between celebrity presenters, inside jokes about the entertainment industry and skits that poke fun at stars behaving badly, awards shows would be little more than shiny trophies and long lists of names. That could be the case for some of the shows in Hollywood’s fabled awards season[…]
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Film Movement launches Film Festival VOD channel
Saturday November 24th 2007Features award-winning, independent and foreign films from the world’s leading festivals such as Cannes, Venice, Toronto, Berlin, Sundance, SXSW and Tribeca
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CBC makes the most of strike
Friday November 23rd 2007The WGA strike is giving Canuck pubcaster CBC the chance to up its ratings. Unlike commercial rivals CTV and Global, the CBC does not rely on Hollywood shows to attract audiences in primetime.
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Economic costs mount from WGA strike
Friday November 23rd 2007The Hollywood writers strike against major studios will cost at least $21 million a day in television production spending alone and idle 10,000 workers if it lasts much longer, experts say. The latest estimate, which accounts only for lost wages and other production costs in the Los Angeles area, came[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: November 20075
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Pitt pulls out of movie due to script concerns
Sunday November 25th 2007Universal may sue Brad Pitt for dropping out of "State of Play," script cannot be reworked because of strike
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Awards shows could suffer in WGA strike
Saturday November 24th 2007Without the quips between celebrity presenters, inside jokes about the entertainment industry and skits that poke fun at stars behaving badly, awards shows would be little more than shiny trophies and long lists of names. That could be the case for some of the shows in Hollywood’s fabled awards season[…]
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Film Movement launches Film Festival VOD channel
Saturday November 24th 2007Features award-winning, independent and foreign films from the world’s leading festivals such as Cannes, Venice, Toronto, Berlin, Sundance, SXSW and Tribeca
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CBC makes the most of strike
Friday November 23rd 2007The WGA strike is giving Canuck pubcaster CBC the chance to up its ratings. Unlike commercial rivals CTV and Global, the CBC does not rely on Hollywood shows to attract audiences in primetime.
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Economic costs mount from WGA strike
Friday November 23rd 2007The Hollywood writers strike against major studios will cost at least $21 million a day in television production spending alone and idle 10,000 workers if it lasts much longer, experts say. The latest estimate, which accounts only for lost wages and other production costs in the Los Angeles area, came[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: November 20075
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Pitt pulls out of movie due to script concerns
Sunday November 25th 2007Universal may sue Brad Pitt for dropping out of "State of Play," script cannot be reworked because of strike
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Awards shows could suffer in WGA strike
Saturday November 24th 2007Without the quips between celebrity presenters, inside jokes about the entertainment industry and skits that poke fun at stars behaving badly, awards shows would be little more than shiny trophies and long lists of names. That could be the case for some of the shows in Hollywood’s fabled awards season[…]
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Film Movement launches Film Festival VOD channel
Saturday November 24th 2007Features award-winning, independent and foreign films from the world’s leading festivals such as Cannes, Venice, Toronto, Berlin, Sundance, SXSW and Tribeca
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CBC makes the most of strike
Friday November 23rd 2007The WGA strike is giving Canuck pubcaster CBC the chance to up its ratings. Unlike commercial rivals CTV and Global, the CBC does not rely on Hollywood shows to attract audiences in primetime.
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Economic costs mount from WGA strike
Friday November 23rd 2007The Hollywood writers strike against major studios will cost at least $21 million a day in television production spending alone and idle 10,000 workers if it lasts much longer, experts say. The latest estimate, which accounts only for lost wages and other production costs in the Los Angeles area, came[…]
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