The strangeness surrounding the strike-compromised 2007-08 broadcast season just won’t stop - even at this late date. Case in point: The season-finale of Lost, a…
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Hollywood Actors - What Now?
 Huffington Post, NY - At least the WGA still had some leverage: namely, the threat to destroy the Oscars (as it had done to the Globes) and the prospect of joining SAG on strike… Hollywood faces new shutdown Actors' strike update: SAG talks end with no deal, focus now on AFTRA Hollywood Gives SAG the Brush Off |
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CBS Corp. CEO Leslie Moonves said Thursday that the upfront selling process could be slower to complete this year.
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One more hurdle left, with SAG, but the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists has agreed to a tentative deal with Hollywood studios on a new three-year contract. The deal includes fees for content streamed and downloaded online, and preserves actors’ right of consent on the use of their voices and images in online clips, the two said.
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Monday Nights In 2007-08: ABC Sashayed To The Top
Film.com, WA - … strategies to stay as the night's pacesetters, while the other two had their signature Monday programming mostly or totally ruined by the WGA strike. … |
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"Lost" Season Finale Caps Broadcast's Strangest Year
Huffington Post, NY - … a victim, like Grey's (and Ugly Betty, which also had its season finale last Thursday), of the scheduling havoc wreaked by the WGA strike. … |
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SAG negotiators, including president Alan Rosenberg, were back at it with the studios and networks Thursday, a day after AFTRA reached its tentative deal with the AMPTP.
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A tentative agreement with Hollywood studios puts more pressure on the Screen Actors Guild to resolve its dispute with producers before its current contract runs out on June 30.
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ABC has done the first deals of the broadcast primetime upfront, reaching agreements with media agencies Starcom and Zenith Media, according to sources familiar with the situation.
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The biggest topic on everyone’s mind is the possibility of a SAG strike this summer. The contract expires at the end of June, and anything could happen. Everyone at Secret Agent Man headquarters knows I’m not a big fan of the union.
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