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Archives for: December 20075
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Strikers put down pickets for Liz Taylor
Monday December 03rd 2007The WGA agreed not to picket the Paramount Pictures lot when actress and AIDS activist Taylor gave a benefit performance of A.R. Gurney’s play "Love Letters" with James Earl Jones
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Hollywood writers mull offer
Sunday December 02nd 2007Film and TV writers who’ve been on strike for nearly a month are mulling a new contract offer from Hollywood studios.
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Leno staff fired as strike drags on
Sunday December 02nd 2007Entire staff told that they were not only out of a job but also that they weren’t guaranteed of being rehired once "The Tonight Show" returns
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Studios budge but WGA unmoved
Saturday December 01st 2007The Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers on Thursday advanced new proposals on new-media compensation in its contract with the WGA. Management will be watching for signs of any receptivity to the concessions, but AMPTP negotiators have grown increasingly pessimistic that talks can yield a deal anytime soon, and early signs were that the WGA was underwhelmed by the latest management tweaks.
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Deluxe in Rainmaker deal
Saturday December 01st 2007Rainmaker Income Fund has agreed to sell part of its production and visual effects operations to Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. for $16.5 million as it moves to develop more computer-generated films
ARCHIVES
Archives for: December 20075
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Strikers put down pickets for Liz Taylor
Monday December 03rd 2007The WGA agreed not to picket the Paramount Pictures lot when actress and AIDS activist Taylor gave a benefit performance of A.R. Gurney’s play "Love Letters" with James Earl Jones
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Hollywood writers mull offer
Sunday December 02nd 2007Film and TV writers who’ve been on strike for nearly a month are mulling a new contract offer from Hollywood studios.
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Leno staff fired as strike drags on
Sunday December 02nd 2007Entire staff told that they were not only out of a job but also that they weren’t guaranteed of being rehired once "The Tonight Show" returns
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Studios budge but WGA unmoved
Saturday December 01st 2007The Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers on Thursday advanced new proposals on new-media compensation in its contract with the WGA. Management will be watching for signs of any receptivity to the concessions, but AMPTP negotiators have grown increasingly pessimistic that talks can yield a deal anytime soon, and early signs were that the WGA was underwhelmed by the latest management tweaks.
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Deluxe in Rainmaker deal
Saturday December 01st 2007Rainmaker Income Fund has agreed to sell part of its production and visual effects operations to Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. for $16.5 million as it moves to develop more computer-generated films
ARCHIVES
Archives for: December 20075
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Strikers put down pickets for Liz Taylor
Monday December 03rd 2007The WGA agreed not to picket the Paramount Pictures lot when actress and AIDS activist Taylor gave a benefit performance of A.R. Gurney’s play "Love Letters" with James Earl Jones
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Hollywood writers mull offer
Sunday December 02nd 2007Film and TV writers who’ve been on strike for nearly a month are mulling a new contract offer from Hollywood studios.
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Leno staff fired as strike drags on
Sunday December 02nd 2007Entire staff told that they were not only out of a job but also that they weren’t guaranteed of being rehired once "The Tonight Show" returns
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Studios budge but WGA unmoved
Saturday December 01st 2007The Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers on Thursday advanced new proposals on new-media compensation in its contract with the WGA. Management will be watching for signs of any receptivity to the concessions, but AMPTP negotiators have grown increasingly pessimistic that talks can yield a deal anytime soon, and early signs were that the WGA was underwhelmed by the latest management tweaks.
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Deluxe in Rainmaker deal
Saturday December 01st 2007Rainmaker Income Fund has agreed to sell part of its production and visual effects operations to Deluxe Entertainment Services Group Inc. for $16.5 million as it moves to develop more computer-generated films
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