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• Member Spotlight: Jim Matlosz Shepherds Emerging Talent Within the Guild
• Staying Competitive in a Changing Industry
• ICG Members Look to the Future at Cinegear
• ASC Names New President (Variety, June 8)
• Fox Still Photographers Now Receive Health and Pension Benefits
• Vilmos Zsigmond Named Kodak Cinematographer in Residence at UCLA

Past Guild News >

• Studios Struggle to Rein in Movie Marketing Costs (LAT, Apr. 21)
• Columnist Out of Work After Reviewing Pirated Film (CNET, Apr. 6)
• Cinematic Approach to New Media Marketing (QSR, April)
• Fast & Furious' Owes a Debt to Sam Arkoff (LAT, Apr. 8)

Past Publicity News >

• Court Clears Way for Cablevision to Offer Remote-Storage DVR (LATimes, June 30)
• Uncertainty Colors Upfront Talks (Variety, June 28)
• Who's Running for SAG Prez? (Variety, June 28)
• TV: A Matter of Life and Def (Variety, June 26)
• Cinema Expo Pitches 3-D to Theaters (Variety, June 26)
• Transmedia Storytelling is Future of Biz (Variety, June 26)
• Fox Paying for 'Ice Age's' 3-D Glasses, but Hollywood Remains Peeved (LAT, June 18)
• SAG Talks to Start Early (Variety, June 18)
• Standard Ad Segments Disappearing From TV (The Wrap, June 17)
• Emmys Are Rescheduled, Again (NYT, June 18)
• Political Chaos Thwarts N.Y. Tax Credit Vote (THR, June 12)

Past Industry News >

• Got Health Insurance? Fighting for a Public Option Might Just Get You a Raise! (Truthout.org, June 29)
• US TV Prepares for $2bn Ad Shortfall (Financial Times, June 28)
• Obama Tries to Woo Doctors on Health Care Reform Plan (NYT, June 15)
• Healthcare Reform Bill To Affect Nearly All (LAT, June 10)
• How Pharma and Insurance Intend to Kill the Public Option, And What Obama and the Rest of Us Must Do (TPM.com, June 5)
• 1934 General Strike Laid Base for Counterculture
  
• The Heritage Foundation Spreads Lies on Youtube About the Employee Free Choice Act (Huffington Post, Apr. 9)
• Soaring Medical Insurance Costs are a Sore Spot for Employers (LAT, Apr. 6)
• Executives Detail Labor Bill Compromise (Washington Post, Mar. 22)

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