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Archives for: January 20085
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WGA fails in location permit bid
Monday January 07th 2008The WGA has failed in a bid to have the city refuse film-location permits to struck production companies. The guild pleaded its case to the city in a Friday hearing before the Los Angeles Board of Public Works. The WGA sought to have struck companies denied the permits necessary to[…]
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With stars out of alignment, NBC might unplug Globes
Monday January 07th 2008The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. and NBC engaged in eleventh-hour sessions Sunday to try to reach an accommodation over the upcoming Golden Globes. On Friday, SAG said its members would not cross picket lines to attend.
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United Artists, WGA sign interim deal
Sunday January 06th 2008The Writers Guild of America and United Artists have agreed to sign an interim deal, allowing striking feature writers to begin work for the studio – and opening the door for other indies such as the Weinstein Co. and Lionsgate to follow suit. Official announcement of the WGA-UA deal is[…]
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United Artists seeks pact with writers
Sunday January 06th 2008United Artists, the indie arm of MGM headed by Tom Cruise and CEO Paula Wagner, is huddling with reps of the WGA about inking an interim pact covering the studio’s film projects
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Warner Bros. backs Blu-ray
Sunday January 06th 2008Warner Bros. will throw all its weight behind Blu-ray mid-way through this year in what could serve as a death blow to the rival HD DVD format.
ARCHIVES
Archives for: January 20085
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WGA fails in location permit bid
Monday January 07th 2008The WGA has failed in a bid to have the city refuse film-location permits to struck production companies. The guild pleaded its case to the city in a Friday hearing before the Los Angeles Board of Public Works. The WGA sought to have struck companies denied the permits necessary to[…]
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With stars out of alignment, NBC might unplug Globes
Monday January 07th 2008The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. and NBC engaged in eleventh-hour sessions Sunday to try to reach an accommodation over the upcoming Golden Globes. On Friday, SAG said its members would not cross picket lines to attend.
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United Artists, WGA sign interim deal
Sunday January 06th 2008The Writers Guild of America and United Artists have agreed to sign an interim deal, allowing striking feature writers to begin work for the studio – and opening the door for other indies such as the Weinstein Co. and Lionsgate to follow suit. Official announcement of the WGA-UA deal is[…]
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United Artists seeks pact with writers
Sunday January 06th 2008United Artists, the indie arm of MGM headed by Tom Cruise and CEO Paula Wagner, is huddling with reps of the WGA about inking an interim pact covering the studio’s film projects
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Warner Bros. backs Blu-ray
Sunday January 06th 2008Warner Bros. will throw all its weight behind Blu-ray mid-way through this year in what could serve as a death blow to the rival HD DVD format.
ARCHIVES
Archives for: January 20085
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WGA fails in location permit bid
Monday January 07th 2008The WGA has failed in a bid to have the city refuse film-location permits to struck production companies. The guild pleaded its case to the city in a Friday hearing before the Los Angeles Board of Public Works. The WGA sought to have struck companies denied the permits necessary to[…]
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With stars out of alignment, NBC might unplug Globes
Monday January 07th 2008The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. and NBC engaged in eleventh-hour sessions Sunday to try to reach an accommodation over the upcoming Golden Globes. On Friday, SAG said its members would not cross picket lines to attend.
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United Artists, WGA sign interim deal
Sunday January 06th 2008The Writers Guild of America and United Artists have agreed to sign an interim deal, allowing striking feature writers to begin work for the studio – and opening the door for other indies such as the Weinstein Co. and Lionsgate to follow suit. Official announcement of the WGA-UA deal is[…]
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United Artists seeks pact with writers
Sunday January 06th 2008United Artists, the indie arm of MGM headed by Tom Cruise and CEO Paula Wagner, is huddling with reps of the WGA about inking an interim pact covering the studio’s film projects
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Warner Bros. backs Blu-ray
Sunday January 06th 2008Warner Bros. will throw all its weight behind Blu-ray mid-way through this year in what could serve as a death blow to the rival HD DVD format.
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