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• Laszlo & Vilmos, directed by James Chressanthis, to Premiere at Cannes
• Q&A with Jim Chressanthis
• ASC Breaks Ground For Renovating Historic Hollywood Clubhouse
• True Stories With a Lifelong Cinematographer: Ed Lachman (NY Sun, May 2)
• Burton "Bud" Stone Passes Away at 80
• Robert Elswit: How to make 'Blood' (CNN.com, April 8)
• He Makes Clint's Day: It's the job of a lifetime to film the legendary Eastwood's works (Canada.com, April 13)
• IATSE, AMPTP Conclude Three Days of Negotiations
• Joseph Longo, 86, IATSE Local 659 Member Passes Away
• Panavision Seminar ‘Demystifying Digital Camera Specifications’
• Thomas Del Ruth, ASC To Be Honored by Fallbrook Film Festival
• Cinematographer Gayne Rescher Remembered as Icon to Filmmakers
• Axium Claim Form for Wages Owed
• IATSE Enters Early Negotiations April 7-9 for Basic Agreement
• Letter from President Poster on Two-Year Rule

Past Guild News >

• How the Writers Guild Strike Changed Variety  (Folio Magazine, February 2008)
• Jeremy Walker on Independent Film PR: (Indiewire, April 23)
• Bloom Starts Mentor Program: Former Sony Head Offers College Fellowship (Variety, April 27)
• Will It Matter If Ed Norton Doesn't Do Publicity for Hulk? (Film.com, April 23)
• News Sites Gain From Citizen Journalism (PRWEEK, April 22)
• Gawker gets rid of three blogs (PRWEEK, April 15)
• Kiss and Punch: Martin Sorrell has spent two decades turning WPP Group into the world's second-largest advertising-p.r. company. It's a weirdly effective mix of order and chaos. (Forbes.com, April 21)

Past Publicity News >

• Ugly Betty Gets A New Look (LAT, May 6)
• Tax Bill Fuels a Canadian Debate on Film Censorship (NYT, May 3)
• Viacom Chairman: Won't Tolerate Piracy By Video Sharing Web Sites (CNN.com, May 6)
• NBC to Start 24-Hour News Channel in New York (NYT, May 8)
• Strike Effect Mirrors Class Struggle (THR, May 7)
• Sundance Is Sold to Cablevision for $496 Million (NYT, May 8)
• Cable Success Inspires Networks:  More Scripted Dramas Set for This Summer (Variety, May 2)
• Mobile TV Spreading in Europe and to the U.S. (NYT, May 5)
• Tribeca Film Festival Showcases Shifting Marketplace (WSJ, May 5)
• N.Y.'s Cuomo Seeks Crackdown on Film Piracy (LAT, May 5)
• SAG backs off on DVDs (THR, May 4)
• Will 3-D Be a Show Stopper? (Calgary Herald, May 1)
• Singapore To Host 3-D Film Fest (THR, April 30)
• Days of Lavish TV Upfronts are Gone (Variety, April 29)
• Hollywood Sees Upside In Economy's Downturn (LAT, April 30)
• DreamWorks' Katzenberg Disappointed with 3D Talks (Reuters, April 29)
• US Targets China, Russia, 7 Other Nations on Copyrights (Fox News, April 26)
• S.F. Slowly Disappearing from Silver Screen (SFGate, April 28)

Past Industry News >

• Even the Insured Feel Strain of Health Costs (NYT, May 4)
• Healthcare Costs Pinch Employers (LAT, May 6)
• Chrysler pact may mirror Ford precedent, CAW says
• MPTF in Health Care Pact
• US Labor Presses CAFTA Complaint Against Guatemala (Reuters, April 23)
• Big Labor Blames Glutton CEOs (The Motley Fool, April 21)
• Barack Obama Speaks to Building Trades Conference (Real Clear Politics, April 15)
• Clinton addresses the Building and Construction Trades Department (Talk Radio News Service, April 16)
• Springsteen endorses Obama for president (LA Times, April 13)
• U.S. Airways Reaches Labor Deal (The Wall Street Journal,
  April 9)

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