- Change Ain't Easy for Hollywood (Variety, Jan. 15)
- NBC Greenlights Pilots (Variety, Jan. 10)
- Prime Time for CBS Movie Bet? (NYT, Jan. 8)
- Comparison of House & Senate Health Bills (AFL-CIO, Jan. 7)
- The CES, 'Avatar' & 3D: Talk About Harmonic Convergence (HWT, Jan. 7)
- 3-D's Quest to Move Beyond Gimmicks (NYT, Jan. 6)
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- Holiday Box-Office Take is Highest in Recent History (LAT, Dec. 28)
- A Less Than Honest Policy (NYT, Dec. 28)
- Studios, Theaters Wrangling Over Film Release Windows (LAT, Dec. 26)
- Next-Generation 3-D Medium of 'Avatar' Underscores Its Message (NYT, Dec. 25)
- Most Pirated Movie? In 2009, It's 'Star Trek' (NYT, Dec. 25)
- Shortlist Announced for Visual Effects Oscar (THR, Dec. 11)
- Blockbuster Partner Buys DVDPlay, Heating Up Competition with Redbox (LAT, Dec. 10)
- CBS' Leslie Moonves Spreads the Good Cheer at Investor Conference (LAT, Dec. 8)
- Networks Holding Steady (Variety, Dec. 4)
- Comcast to Weigh Revising Universal Pictures Script (LAT, Dec. 3)
- Reform or Else (NYT, Dec. 3)
- Comcast and Universal: Changing Hollywood's Business Models (NYT, Nov. 29)
- Health Care Savings Could Start in the Cafeteria (NYT, Nov. 28)
- Exhibs, Studios War Over Windows (Variety, Nov. 28)
- Advertising Resurgence Hits the Spot for TV Networks (LAT, Nov. 27)
- Drug Makers Raise Prices in Face of Health Care Reform (NYT, Nov. 15)
- What's next for MGM? (Variety, Nov. 15)
- Comcast Closer to Deal (Variety, Nov. 15)
- Blu-ray's Interactive Movies (Variety, Nov. 13)
- Fox Television Studios tries new model for network TV (LAT, Nov.13)
- 6 Brilliant Films by This Weekend's Honorary Oscar-Winning DP Gordon Willis (Movieline Nov. 13)
- The Actors Fund is Coming to the Valley (TCF, Nov. 11)
- Sony Creates New Digital Sector (Variety, Nov. 10)
- J. Nicholas Counter III, Labor Lawyer, Dies at 69 (NYT, Nov. 8)
- Indie-Film Shakeout: There Will Be Blood (Time, Nov. 7)
- Three Faces of Cinematography (Washington Times, Nov. 6)
- Best Buy Prepares For a Shift to Downloads (LAT, Nov. 6)
- Obama Calls Health Care Bill's Passage 'Courageous' (NYT Nov. 6)
- Pixel Magic to Open Studio in Louisiana (AP, Nov. 6)
- CBS Reports Third-Quarter Profit; Advertisers 'Knocking Down the Doors,' Moonves Says (LAT, Nov. 5)
- IATSE Settles AFI Dispute (IATSE, Nov. 4)
- DVR, Once TV’s Mortal Foe, Helps Ratings (NYT, Nov.1)
- Turner Entertainment Sees the Broadcast Networks as Its Fattest Target (NYT, Nov. 1)
- Summit is Trying to Avoid its Own Twilight (LAT, Nov. 1)
- IATSE Asks for Boycott of AFI (IATSE, Oct. 31)
- 3D Glasses Get Makeover (Variety, Oct. 31)
- Next 3D Frontier: Bigscreen Ads (Variety. Oct. 31)
- Healthcare Still a Scare in Hollywood (Variety, Oct. 30)
- 3D Screens on Holiday List (Variety, Oct. 30)
- Coming Soon to a PlayStation 3 Near You: Netflix Streaming (LAT, Oct. 26)
- Senate to Add 'Public Option' to Healthcare Bill (LAT, Oct. 26)
- Warners Inks Digital Screens Deal (THR, Oct. 26)
- Insurers Poised to Reap Benefits from Healthcare Overhaul (LAT, Oct 26)
- 3D Spotlight: 'Avatar' is Introducing New Technologies to 3D (THR, Oct. 26)
- Studios’ Quest for Life After (NYT, Oct. 25)
- Senate Bill to Include Public Option "Opt-Out" Plan (Truthout, Oct. 25)
- Video Pirates' New Adversary: Chinese Web Sites (Businessweek, Oct. 22)
- Study: Big Budget, Big Profit (Variety, Oct. 22)
- Making New Mileys: Disney's Teen-Star Factory (Time, Oct. 22)
- CBS Is Looking More Like a Tiffany Network (Businessweek, Oct. 22)
- Disney May Open Up Digital Cloud (Variety, Oct. 21)
- News Corp. Pursuing Fox Retransmission Fees (THR, Oct. 16)
- NBC Affiliates Feeling Pain from Jay Leno Move (LAT, Oct. 19)
- Glickman to Step Down at MPAA (Variety, Oct. 18)
- Hollywood Film Output Likely to Fall By a Third (The Guardian, Oct. 18)
- The Upside of a DVD and VOD Day-and-Date Release (Variety, Oct. 17)
- Gordon Willis Finally Gets His Oscar (The Wrap, Oct. 16)
- Debate Over Effects of Leno's Show (NYT, Oct. 11)
- In Washington, The Revolving Door Is Hazardous to Your Health (Truthout, Oct. 11)
- Unions Need to Sever All Ties With Anti-Climate Bill Groups (Truthout, Oct. 9)
- The Tao of Tinseltown (Variety, Oct. 9)
- A New World Re-order (Variety, Oct. 9)
- Device Would Zap Pirate Camcorders (Variety, Oct 9)
- Los Angeles boosts perks to filmmakers (LAT, Oct. 8)
- CBS Continues to Top Ratings Race (Variety, Oct. 7)
- Hollywood Studios in Midst of Their Own Horror Show (LAT, Oct. 6)
- Studio Heads Roll...and the Brand Plays On (LAT, Oct. 6)
- Rich Ross Named Chairman of Walt Disney Studios (LAT, Oct. 6)
- Will Hulu Make You Pay to Watch? (LAT, Oct. 5)
- Fogelson, Langley to Top Universal (Variety, Oct. 5)
- The Politics of Spite (NYT, Oct. 4)
- Week 1: The Networks Get the Last Laugh (LATimes, Sept. 28)
- Viewers Return to Tube (Variety, Sept. 27)
- Thesp Guilds on More United Front (Variety, Sept. 27)
- DVRs in 36% of Households (THR. Sept. 25)
- Espinel Named 'Intellectual Property Czar' (Variety, Sept. 25)
- Filmmaking Incentives Losing Glamour in Cash-Strapped States (LAT, Sept. 23)
- At Emmys, Some Laugh to Keep From Crying (and Some Just Cry) (LAT, Sept. 21)
- Baucus and the Threshold (NYT, Sept. 17)
- 3D Traffic Jam Snarls the Studios (Variety, Sept. 16)
- Real "Norma Rae" Dies of Cancer After Insurer Delayed Treatment (Truthout.org, Sept. 14)
- Multicamera Comedy Primed for Comeback (THR, Sept. 14)
- Meet the New Oscar Recipients: Gordon Willis (The Wrap, Sept. 14)
- The Actors Fund is Coming to the Valley (PDF)
- Jay Leno's New Show is Surrounded by Drama (LAT, Sept. 14)
- Is It Really Cheaper to Shoot in Digital? (Variety, Sept. 12)
- D-Cinema Gets $525 Mil Boost (Variety, Sept. 10)
- For Wage-Earning Women a 21st Century Answer (Truthout.org, Sept. 4)
- Obama Meets With Leading Democrats to Plan Strategy (NYT, Sept. 8)
- 3D Drives Record Summer (THR, Sept. 7)
- Movie Studios See a Threat in Growth of Redbox (NYT, Sept. 6)
- A Message for Labor Day (Truthout.org, Sept. 4)
- Studios Might use YouTube to Sell, Rent Movies (LAT, Sept. 3)
- DreamWorks Wins Financing for Its Films (NYT, Aug. 17)
- Fight for the Public Option (Truthout.org, Aug. 17)
- Television -- As We Know It -- Is Finished (The Wrap, Aug. 16)
- Hollywood Sees Win in China WTO Case as First Step (Reuters, Aug 14)
- Independent Filmmakers Distribute on Their Own (NYT, Aug 14)
- Two Sides Take Health Care Debate Outside Washington (NYT, Aug. 3)
- TV Contestants: Tired, Tipsy and Pushed to Brink (NYT, Aug. 2)
- Now on YouTube, Local News (NYT, Aug. 2)
- Can Barry Diller Make Content Pay? (Businessweek, Aug. 2)
- Pay to Play Is Washington's Sport of Kings (Truthout.org, Aug. 1)
- Networks Put on Brave Upfront (Variety, July 31)
- Taxing Health Insurance Premiums and Subsidizing Health Care Providers (Truthout.org, July 20)
- Warners at $1 Billion Mark (Variety, July 19)
- NBCU 2Q Results Show No Signs Of Broadcast Recovery (WSJ, July 17)
- Sony's Playstation 3 Sees VOD Surge (Variety, July 16)
- Social Networking Making Friday The Only Day That Counts (TheWrap.com, July 9)
- Hollywood in the Recession: One-Dimensional (The Economist, July 9)
- Floppy discs: The DVD is Not Dead, but Its Best Years Are Behind It (The Economist, July 9)
- Summer Movie Season Cooling Off (LAT, July 9)
- Hollywood's New Math: Who Needs Stars? (Business Week, July 6)
- Top Dem Senator, Hospitals Near Health Care Deal (AP, July 6)
- Rise of Web Video, Beyond 2-Minute Clips (NYT, July 5)
- HELP Is on the Way (NYT, July 5)
- "Public Enemies" and the High-Def Look (Chicago Tribune, July 3)
- 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)
- TV Pilots Fly From L.A. (Variety, June 11)
- More than 2M Households Unprepared for Digital Switch (AP, June 11)
- Milos Forman Flays Web Pirates at Copyright Summit (Variety, June 10)
- SAG to Announce Vote (Variety, June 9)
- Broadcasters Compete to Put TV on Cellphones (LAT, June 9)
- Movies Getting Play at E3 (LAT, June 3)
- SAG National Board Approves Tentative Deal (Variety, Apr. 19)
- Fox Rumored to Fold Atomic (Variety, Apr. 19)
- Buzz Builds For 3-D TV (Variety, Apr. 19)
- Obama Open to Public Health Care (NYT, June 3)
- Actors Seen Approving Contract (Reuters, June 3) L.A. AFTRA Re-elects Morgan (Variety, June 3)
- Titans of Big Screen Hope to Conquer Video Games (LAT, June 1)
- Solis Wants Halt to Riskier Pension Strategy (Boston Globe, May 28)
- Proof That Cost Cuts Add Up for Media Firms (HR, May 19)
- Emmy Awards move to Sept. 13 (Variety, June 1)
- With Hollywood Won Over Imax Aims for Wall Street (NYT, June 1)
- Heavy Hitters Favor SAG Deal (Variety, May 29)
- Time Warner's Rocky Marriage to AOL Ends (LAT, May 29)
- Lions Gate sells 49% of TV Guide Network for $123 million (LAT, May 29)
- SEIU Urges NBC Affiliate to Pull "Patients' Rights" Ad (Politico, May 28)
- Rule Change For Workers on Farms (NYT, May 28)
- California's State of Paralysis (NYT, May 24)
- TV Is Still Strongest Ad Medium (NYT, May 24)
- Ten New Sitcoms Meant to Cure the Recession (NYT, May 26)
- Cost Conscious Lineups Reflect Primetime Realities (Variety, May 22)
- Studios Hope to Turn Books Into Blockbusters (LAT, May 25)
- High Profile Members Split at SAG (Variety, May 25)
- SAG, AFTRA Approve Ads Deal (Variety, May 21)
- TV Advertisers Offered Closer Ties With Content (NYT, May 20)
- ABC Slate Relies on Outside Studios (LAT, May 20)
- Video Games Trump Moviegoing (HW, May 20)
- New Partnership To Produce Three Features A Year (Variety, May 20)
- DVD Downturn Panics Film Industry (LAT, May 19)
- Television on a Laugh Track (Variety, May 18)
- Votes Due on SAG TV/Theatrical Pact (DHD, May 18)
- Foreign Films Get Hand From Hollywood (NYT, May 17)
- In Slump, Networks Scramble Lineups (NYT, May 17)
- Sony Posts $1 Billion Loss, Movie Biz Bright Spot (LAT, May 15)
- Fred Murphy Awarded Honorary Doctorate
- With Crushing Debt MGM Seeks Solution (LAT, May 14)
- Obama Says Room to Compromise for EFCA (WSJ, May 14)
- SAG Exploring AFTRA Jurisdiction (Variety, May 13)
- WGA Warns Members Against New Media Jobs (Variety, May 12)
- 3-D Glasses Cost Millions, Who Pays? (THR, May 12)
- California Attempts Bring Back Filming (Variety, May 11)
- Hulu's Free Content Days Numbered? (LAT, May 11)
- WB Partner Village Roadshow Lands $900M Credit (Variety, May 10)
- SAG Sets Ratification Effort (Variety, May 10)
- NBC Hits Upfronts With a Hill to Climb (Variety, May 3)
- Why TV Advertising Isn’t Dead Yet (BusinessWeek, April 30)
- Ad Slump Hits Viacom Earnings (Variety, Apr. 30)
- Disney Takes Ownership Stake in Hulu (THR, Apr. 30)
- SAG Mailing Out Ballots May 19 (Variety, Apr. 29)
- A Merger of Agencies Shakes Up Hollywood (NYT, Apr. 27)
- Networks Rewriting Rules for Fall (Variety, Apr. 17)
- Court Denies Alan Rosenberg Plea (Variety, Feb 13)
- DreamWorks and Disney Agree to a Distribution Deal (NYT, Feb. 9)
- Hollywood DVD Sales: Are the Good Times Gone?(Businessweek, Feb. 04)
- SAG Solidifies Ouster of Allen (THR, Feb. 08)
- Studio Report Card Gives 2008 the Grade (LAT, Feb. 08)
- Digital Pirates Winning Battle With Studios (NYT, Feb. 04
- Michigan Sees Itself in the Movies (WSJ, Feb. 3)
- SAG, Studios Postpone Talks as Union President Threatens Lawsuit (LAT, Feb. 3)
- Biggest January ever for Hollywood (LAT, Feb. 2)
- New SAG committee meets Tuesday (Variety, Feb. 2)
- Movie Production Incentives Are Said to Help New York (NYT, Jan. 27)
- SAG to meet with AMPTP (THR, Jan. 28)
- Hollywood Now Cast as Sensible (NYT, Jan. 25)
- New on the Networks: Safe Formulas From the Past (NYT, Jan. 25)
- Slumping Sales Shock Showbiz (Variety, Jan. 23)
- 'Benjamin Button's' Oscar Nominations May Not Pay Off for Paramount (LAT, Jan. 23)
- Doug Allen steps down from SAG (Variety, Jan. 26)
- Hollywood Says ‘Cut’ to Lavish Paychecks (LAT, Jan. 20)
- TV Movies Get New Lease on Life (Variety, Jan. 16)
- SAG Moderates Fire Back (THR, Jan. 19)
- SAG Seeking More Talks (Variety, Jan. 15)
- Can Labor Revive the American Dream? (Truthout.org, Jan. 7)
- Filibuster Saves SAG's Doug Allen (THR, Jan. 13)
- Hollywood Finds Headaches in Its Big Bet on 3-D (NYT, Jan. 11)
- DVD Sales Down 5.5% in '08 (Variety, Jan. 7)
- What if Sundance Isn't About the Sales Anymore (THR, Jan. 8)
- Hollywood’s Superheroes Save the Day (NYT, Jan. 4)
- Taking 3-D to a new dimension: the TV (LAT, Jan. 5)
- Hollywood starts '09 with little to celebrate (LAT, Jan. 2)
- SAG factions search for support (THR, Jan. 4)
- Box office resists recession (Variety, Jan. 4)
- SAG to Seek Strike Authorization (Variety, Nov. 22)
- Losing Touch with Reality (LAT, Nov. 21)
- Needed: Network Bailout? (Variety, Nov. 23)
- How 3-D Lost Its Wow (NYT, Nov. 22)
- Changed Tax Landscape Is Luring Film Crews (NYT, Sept. 19)
- Jeffrey Katzenberg: The Jerry Falwell of 3-D? (LAT, Sept. 15)
- TV Networks Tiptoe into Fall, the Post-Writers-Strike Season (LAT, Sept. 14)
- Coens' 'Burn' Fires Up Box Office (Variety, Sept. 14)
- Stakes High in SAG Elections (THR, Sept. 14)
- Producers, Casting Directors Reach Tentative Deal (LAT, Sept. 12)
- Abu Dhabi Channels More Cash to Hollywood (LAT, Sept. 4)
- Hollywood Sees Politics as a Plot Line (LAT, Sept. 7)
- Glut of Films Hits Hollywood (WSJ, Sept. 3)
- Hollywood Protests LAPD Effort to Take Over Security on Location Sets (LAT, Sept. 3)
- Movie Theaters Offering Upscale Ambience (LAT, Sept. 3)
- Don LaFontaine, Voice of Trailers and TV Spots, Is Dead at 68 (NYT, Sept. 2)
- ASC Accepting Submissions for TV Awards
- Major Studio Film Shoots in Los Angeles Grind Almost to a Halt (THR, Aug. 26)
- Hyundai Offers 3D TV for Japan Market Only (AP, June 18)
- Behind the Scenes of a Next-Gen 3D Film (pcmag.com, June 18)
- LITE Lures Film Work (Louisiana News 2)
- Hollywood Studios are editing Their Home-Video Strategy (LAT, June 15)
- SAG Tries to Mend Fences (THR, June 15)
- WGA Strike Costs CA $2.1 Billion (Variety, June 5)
- New York's Film, TV Incentives Could Tax L.A.'s Economy (LAT, June 2)
- Sci Fi Channel is Game to Join the Virtual World (LAT, June 2)
- Paramount Brings Vantage into Fold (Variety, June 3)
- Lights, Camera, Tax Credit: Massachusetts Lures Filmmakers With Generous Rebate (NYT, June 5)
- Fire's Effect on Productions Will Be Negligible, Universal Says (LAT, June 2)
- Indie Films Get SAG Waivers (Variety, June 3)
- FotoKem tackles IMAX ‘Wild Ocean 3D’ DI with Pablo 4K (Broadcast Engineering, June 3)
- Hawaii is Enticing Major Filming Productions (THR, May 16)
- Hollywood Meets Bollywood: U.S., Indian Entertainment Firms Strike Deals at the Film Festival (WSJ, May 20)
- TV Execs Rethink Need for Series Pilot (LAT, May 19)
- Studios Slip on AFTRA Clip Trip (Variety, May 19)
- Ventura County Lures Show Business (LAT, May 15)
- SAG Set to Resume Talks: Guild Will Return to Negotiations May 28 or Earlier (Variety, May 14)
- To Those Who Crave the Spotlight, Check Your Egos at the Door : Open Letter to SAG (THR, May 9)
- "Snakehead” Films James Bond Dogfight Footage (Boston Globe, May 12)
- Weinsteins Bite Into 3-D Pic: Dimension Films Producing Piranha Remake (Variety, May 14)
- EC: Industry Should Lead Anti-piracy Charge: Commissioner Calls for Filters, Sanctions (THR, May 13)
- Schwarzenegger Seeks Boost in Tax Incentive (THR, May 9)
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- To Reduce Costs, Warner Brothers Closing 2 Film Divisions (NYT, May 9)
- HD is Unforgiving to Actors, and Makeup Artists (MSNBC.com, May 13)
- 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)
- Lionsgate's Open to Reality Venture (Variety, April 28)
- Thailand and US Hail Trade Relations, but Piracy Clouds Talks (AFP, April 28)
- Chinese DVD Pirate Faces Prison (Variety, April 29)
- AFTRA Postpones AMPTP Negotiations (THR, April 23)
- Actors Union Details "Squeeze" on its Members (Reuters, April 23)
- WGA Can't Deal With Defectors: The Writers Guild Gains Nothing by Going After the Few Who Broke Ranks During the Strike. (Los Angeles Times, April 23)
- Cannes Unveils Competition Lineup (THR, April 23)
- WGA, Studios Return to Corners: Guild Under fire for Naming Names (Variety, April 22)
- Disney to Make Nature Documentaries (THR, April 21)
- Plethora of New Cameras Creates Options, Confusion (THR, April 17)
- SAG rebuffs actors' demand: Petition calls on the union's board to require that only actors who work at least one day a year be allowed to vote on upcoming contract. (LA Times, April 14)
- Film Incentive Package Starts Paying Dividends (Fox 17 Michigan, April 15)
- SAG, studios begin negotiations: Guild kicks off talks with majors (Variety, April 15)
- Guild Chief for Actors Is No Pacifist (NY Times, April 16)
- SAG negotiations enter second day: Talks with studios resume with little fanfare (Variety, April 16)
- Film-makers head back to a cheaper America (The Times Online, April 17)
- Informal SAG talks to stop. Guild may propose different new media plan (Variety, April 9)
- Local officials frame their turf as picture perfect (L.A. Times, April 10)
- U.S. reality TV show workers file overtime claims (Reuters, April 9)
- 'Vertical integration' bill moves in Sacramento (Hollywood Reporter, April 8)
- Post-strike TV prod'n returning in L.A. Studio stockpiling keeps feature films on track (Variety, April 7)
- AMPTP: Share revenue 'fairly' (Hollywood Reporter, April 7)
- Hollywood’s Labor Battles Blindsided by a Downturn (LAT, April 1)
- AFTRA Sets Date for Negotiations (Variety, password required, April 3)
- WGAE Files Strike-Related complaints (THR, password required, April 1)
- SAG, AMPTP to Begin Talks April 15 (THR, password required, April 1)
- Network Series Status Report
- Oregon's New Incentive Program
- Feature Production Rises, TV Slow
- Studios Propose Negotiations Date
- Spitzer's Resignation Could Affect NY Tax Credits
- Actors Strike Could Be Worse than WGA Action
- AFTRA Makes Network TV Deal
- Recession, Technology, Piracy Main Concerns at Sho West
- SAG Offers No-Strike Agreements to Independents
- $9.63 bil boxoffice for '07 breaks record
- DGA Ratifies Contract
- AFTRA Urges SAG to Begin Early Negotiations
- WGA Members Approve Contract
- Post Strike Week Yields Few Development Deals
- ABC Shows Return in April; Network Sets Post-Strike Schedule
- NBC Universal Will Still Present to Advertisers
- AMPTP Ready to Bargain with SAG
- ICG Local 600 Home Page
- It's Official: WGA Strike is Over
- Writers Reach Tentative Agreement to End Strike
- New Road Map to Pilot Season
- L.A. Production in '07 Remains Steady Despite Strike Because of Early Ramp Up
- Strike Sending Viewers to Internet, Survey Finds
- New York Budget Includes Higher Tax Incentives for Filming
- To Cut Costs, NBC Universal Ends Pilots
- Three Events Celebrating the Craft of Shooting Jan. 19-Feb. 6
- DGA Reaches Tentative Deal with AMPTP
- SAG To Vote on Joint AFTRA Bargaining
- Studios Cancel TV Writer Contracts
- DGA Announces Nominees for Outstanding Directorial Achievement
- The Guild and Studios are Near a Deal
- WGA Schedules Saturday Meeting; Members to Discuss Negotiations
- Breakthrough in WGA Talks Raise Hopes
- WGA Drops Reality Demands
- Writers, AMPTP Set to Meet Today
- WGA and AMPTP Agree to Meet
- United Artists Reach Interim Pact with WGA
- Writers Guild is Close to a Deal with UA
- 2007 Breaks Record for Box Office Sales
- Fox, Apple to sign iTunes deal
- New Mexico State Tax Credits for Films Almost Double Over '07
- DGA to Share Research on New Media Residuals with WGA
- State Assembly Backs Universal Healthcare
- WGA Strike Could Have Long-Term Impact on Television
- International Documentary Association Fetes Top Docs of 2007
- WGA, AMPTP Impasse May Endanger Pilot Season
- Study Shows Realty TV Breaks Labor Laws
- WGA Strike Talks Resume
- Writers to Offer Counterproposal on New Media
- The WGA To Counter with New Plan, Talks to Resume Dec. 4
- Writers Blast Latest Proposals from AMPTP; Talks to Continue Dec.4
- WGA, AMPTP Continue Talks
- Sides still talking, WGA still walking
- IATSE Local 1 and Broadway Producers Negotiate Through the Night
- Writers, AMPTP Meet for First of Three Scheduled Meetings
- WGA and AMPTP to Resume Neogiations Nov. 26
- IATSE Local One and Broadway Producers Resume Negotiations Nov. 28
- Television Schedules Revamped, Production on Some Series Shut Down Three Days into Writers Strike
- TV Shows Go Dark as Showrunners Support Strike
- Winners Announced in Four Categories for 2007
International Documentary Association Awards
- WGA Begins Strike Monday
- Moore to Receive Career Achievement Award From International Documentary Association
- Made in New York Program Brings in $450 Million in New Filming
- Writers to Strike Monday
- Producers, WGA End Talks at Deadline; Strike Looms
- Federal Mediator Joins WGA Contract Negotiations
- WGA Rebuffs Latest Proposal by Producers
- L .A. Feature Filming Down But TV's Up; Reality Shows Dominate Local Production
- Guilds Seek More Time for Independent Programming
- San Francisco's Declining Filming Results in Lost Jobs and City Revenue
- Hawaii Tax Credit Attracts Major Players to Hawaii
- U.S. Won’t Investigate Canadian Film Subsidies
- Writers Give Union Strike Authorization
- Nominees Announced for 2007 International Documentary Association Awards
- WGA Negotiations Yield Little Progress
- California Assembly member Paul Krekorian Delivers Weekly Radio Address on Saving Hollywood Jobs
- Writers Will Vote on Authorization to Call Strike
- WGA Set to Pick Up Negotiations Oct. 4
- Rosenberg re-elected SAG president
- Web-based Series Quarterlife Casts Sag Actors
- Writers Guild of America West Members Re- Elect Verrone to Second Term as President; Negotiations with Producers Re-Start Sept. 19
- AFTRA Prepares for Contract Talks
- Coalition of Hollywood Workers Files Petition with U.S. Government to End Canadian Subsidies
- Study Predicts $1.3 Billion In Movie Download Profits by 2011
- Producers Propose Resuming Talks with Writers on Sept. 17
- Four Summer Films Set New Record at Domestic Box Office
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce Anti-Piracy Week Comes To Los Angeles
- One in Four Angelenos Knowingly Buy Pirated Products
- U.S. Seeks WTO Panel on China 's Intellectual Property Rights
- NLRB Rules in Favor of NBC Writers
- Delay in Talks between WGA and AMPTP Expected to Run Past Labor Day
- WGA Talks May Not Resume Until Sept.
- Stockpiling Evident in Second Quarter Filming Days
- LA Economic Forecast Predicts 1.9% Decline Next Year in the Entertainment Industry
- Reardon Re-Elected to Two-Year Term as AFTRA President
- Temporary hold on WGA, AMPTP talks
- Proposal for Industry Tax Credits Face Opposition from California State Senators
- Hawaii Experiences Film Boom After Three-Year Dry Spell
- WGA Begins Negotiations with Producers
- Industry Braces for De Facto Strike, Members Urged to Prepare for Ramp Up and Slowdown
- International Documentary Association Announces Jury Selections for DocuWeek; Theatrical Documentary Showcase Helps Qualify Docs for Oscar® Consideration
- U.S. film industry group wins Chinese piracy suit
- Industry Profits Rise 8%, Reports MPA Study
- AFTRA, DGA, SAG, WGAE, and WGAW Unite in Support of Employee Free Choice Act, Urge Senate To Pass Labor Reform Legislation
- WGA Members Approve Contract Demands
- Feature Film Production Days Falls 22% in Los Angeles; Television Rises 29.7 percent
- Comedy Writers Seek WGA Representation
- SAG, WGA Create Joint Committee for First Time in Preparation for Negotiations
- Jack Valenti, Who Headed the MPAA for 38 Years, Dies at 85
- National Labor Relations Board Files Complaint Against CNN in Treatment of CWA Workers
- WGA Contract Negotiations to Begin July 16
- Bush Administration Announces Separate Cases Against China at WTO Over Piracy
- NABET Suspends Talks with ABC
- Piracy Report Feb 2007
- Canadian Actors, Producers Resume Talks
- IRS Creates New Hurdle for Independent Film Productions to Get Tax Breaks
- HD EXPO March - Delivering the Future
- Reality TV Episodes Rises 53%
- Canadian Actors, Producers Resume Talks
- New York Sees Record Year in Production
- The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Announces 10 Nominees for Television Categories
- Academy Awards Honors Scientific and Technical Achievements
- Screen Actors Guild Welcomes New National Executive Director and Chief Negotiator, Doug Allen
- Box Office Profits Overseas Dubbed Year of the Comeback
- LA Needs
Hollywood
- Movie Attendance
Up in 2006
- Local 600 Member
Michael Ballhaus , ASC To Receive ASC International Achievement Award
- WGA, ABC Set
Contract Talks
- Canada’s
Actors Union to Cast Ballots on Strike Vote
- New Production
Company Aims to Cash In on Louisiana Tax Credits
- Entertainment Officials
Bank that New House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Brings Industry Perspective
- Canadian Actors
Postpone Strike
- Industry Unions
File Joint Comments to FCC Regarding Independent Content on Broadcast
Television
- CBS Contract Up for
WGA Vote
- New York Fights
Piracy with Public-Nuisance Laws
- WGA Launches Campaign
to Prepare for Next Year's Contract
- US Runaway Major Feature
Film Production Continues to Grow
- Industry
Incentive Bill Fails In California Legislature
- 21st
Annual ASC Outstanding Achievement Awards Set for Feb. 18
- AOL to Offer
Downloaded Movies and On-Demand Television
- New
York City Council OKs $1 Billion Studio Expansion
- North Carolina Passes
15% Tax Credit
- Head of New York's
Production Local 52 Elected First International Vice President
- Fox to Sell Films Online
- New CEIDR Shows Runaway
Productions Drains $23 Billion from U.S. Economy
- Kazaa to Pay $115 Million,
Use Filters
- SAG Reaches
Contract for Cable Live-Action Shows
- National
Labor Relations Board Poised to Strip Workers' Rights
- Location
Shoots in L.A. Decline
- Writer-Producers
of "America's Next Top Model" Strike
- Los
Angeles Adds 3,000 Industry Jobs But Runaway Continues to Hurt
Region
- Disney to
Slash Hundreds of Studio Jobs
- IATSE Local 631
Member Elected To lead Orange County Democrats
- First
Feature Film Shaped by Website Fans Opens in July
- FBI
Breaks Up International Piracy Ring
- Fire Breaks
Out at Sony's Stage 27
- Film Distributor
Stakes Out Pirater On her Own
- U.S. and Europe
Join Forces to Fight Piracy
- Members Vote to End
East-West WGA Feud
- LA City Council
Supports Film Industry Janitors
- Hawaii Passes
Higher Tax Credits
- WGA Signs Off
on Public Television Contract
- Cubs,
White Sox, and Bulls Broadcast Technicians Ratify First IATSE Contract
with Trio Video
- Tax
Incentives Affect 1,000 Workers in Los Angeles
- AFTRA to
Raise Health Plan Premium
- MGM Drops Sony
as DVD, TV Distributor
- MPAA Accused of Web
Spying
- Mobile TV Use Jumps
40% in Q1
- Actors
Join WGA in Criticizing Product Placement
- Governor
Schwarzenegger Annouces Appointments to California Film Commission
- Industry Targets
12 Pirates
- Piracy Cost
Studios $6 Billion in 2005, Study Reports
- Microsoft to Offer
Original Web Shows
- AMC to Exhibit Specialty
Films
- Production
Days for Reality TV Skyrocket
- Warner Brothers
Launches Low-Cost Cable Unit
- Unions Win First
Contract for Cellphone Shows
- U.S. Pressures
China, Russia to Fight Piracy
- Cable
May Offer Instant Reruns for Fee
- Universal
to Try Film Download Service
- MGM Launches
Digital Unit
- Glendale
City Council Endorses FTAC's Drive for Trade Violation Investigation
- SAG Reaches
Tentative Agreement on Basic Cable Animation Contract
- SAG Seeks
a Strike Authorization Vote Over Contract Talks for Basic Cable
- Citing Costs,
New York City Officials Consider Curbing Incentives
- China Announces
New Copyright Law
- Move Attendance
Falls 9% in '05
- MGM Announce
Film Lineup
- HBO Promotes With
Podcasts
- Fox's News Corp.
Launches Programs to Replace UPN
- Studio Mergers
Leave Some Films in Limbo
- Louisiana
Chooses Local Film Incentives
- Writers Guild
West and East Bridge Divide for More Organizing Strength
- Independent
Film Channel Launches an Online Site for Aspiring Filmmakers
- SAG Creates
Technologies Department to Seek More Residuals
- Film,
T.V. Production Set Record Year for Second Year
- Governor
Backs California Production Incentives
- Major Media
Companies Reduce Spending On Movies
- IFC Entertainment
Introduces New Service to Premier Select Films Along with Theater
Releases
- Showtime
to Offer Downloads on ITunes
- New
York Credits 2005 Incentives for Strong Year of Production
- Analysts
Say Box Office Numbers Don’t Give Full Picture
- Morgan Freeman
Seeks Users for Internet Venture Offering Simultaneous Theater
and DVD Release
- EIDC Changes
Name, Promises Aggressive Plan to Keep Production
- Disney to Make
Film in China
- Sag Picks
Executive to Run Hollywood Division
- Runaway
Production Is a Major Problem For Industry’s Future, Reports
a New Study
- With Serenity,
Filmmaker Proves That Keeping Production Local Means Quality and
Cost Efficiency
- Louisiana
Strives to Keep Filming Production
- Screen
Actors Guild Supports Film and Television Action Committee (FTAC)
To Fight Runaway Production
- L.A.
Production Increases in Features and Television
- Development
Corporation Signed
- AFTRA
Moving Headquarters to L.A.
- Attack
Of The 50-Foot Reels To Premiere at Egyptian Theatre
- Canada
Responds to Filming Lag with More Tax Credits
- Los Angeles
Mayor Villaraigosa Calls for End to Fees on City Sites
- Romania
Draws Filmmakers with Cheap Labor and Low Labor Standards
- Overall
Contract for IATSE Crews for Showtime
- Runaway
Production Bill Continued to Next Year
- Television
Driving Jobs in Hollywood
- Cutting
Edge Products for Television and Feature Projects
- California
Could Offer $50 Million More in Tax Breaks to Keep Production
- New LA
Labor Fed Chief Speaks Out on Future of Movement in Los Angeles
- Film
School Students Win Annual Kodak Scholarship
- Actors
OK New Contract for Video Games
- DocuWeek Announces
Line Up
- AFTRA
President John Connolly Wins a Third Term
- Studios
See Room for Growth in China
- Fantastic
Four Lifts Industry From Slump
- SAG
Set to Vote on Video Game Contract
- New
York Incentive Programs Lure More Production
- Box
Office Record-Breaking Bust
- Crudo
Re-Elected ASC President for Third Term
- National
Lampoon Crew Organized
- Morgan
Freeman, Intel Want to Sell Movie Downloads on the Internet, Starting
on the Same Day as the Theatrical Release
- Major Studios
Bring in More Revenue in 2005, Despite Declining Ticket Sales
- SAG
Admonishes Governor
- LA
Mayor-Elect Unveils Filmmaking Incentive Plan for City
- NY
Tax Credits Luring Production to Big Apple
- TV
Main Beneficiary of Federal Incentives Program
- EIDC
Releases First Pilot Production Survey
- Hollywood's
Box Office Slump: Is it a Trend?
- Resolution
on Piracy by Sen. Lugar and Baucus
- President
Bush Signs Family Entertainment and Copyright Act
- Attorney
General Alberto Gonzales Fights Piracy on Hollywood Visit
- Burbank
City Council Votes to Endorse Trade Remedies for Runaway Production
- Kodak
Digital Ice Technology for Motion Picture Film Scanners Unveiled
at NAB
- LA
Mayor Launches Programs to Encourage Production
- Creative
Force- Hollywood Reporter 75th Anniversary
- Students
from Mexico and Korea Win Kodak Filmschool Competition
- Come
See What's New From Kodak Digital Cinema at ShoWest!
- NLRB to Conduct
Vote for Casting Directors Organizing Bid
- SAG,
AFTRA Boards Approve New Contract, Members to Vote by Feb. 28
- Delbonnel,
Freeman, Greenberg, Hope Claim Honors at ASC Awards
- Actors
Fund Hosts Money Matters Seminars
- Actors'
Fund Promotes Good Health
- FREE
Flu Shots for Entertainment Pros in NY
- Teamsters
Back Casting Directors in Unionization Bid
- Actors
Conclude Talks with Producers, Make Gains but no Change in DVDs
- Seminars
Available to NY Members
- ASC
Moves Awards in Show of Support for Hotel Workers
- New
Facility Opens in New Mexico, Hopes to Capitalize on State's Film
Incentives
- AFTRA
Members Ratify TV Contract
- Actors'
Fund Kicks off New Year with HIV Support Groups
- NY
State COBRA Continuation Forms Available Online
- PGA
Moves Awards Ceremony to Respect Hotel Workers Still Locked in
Tough Contract Talks
- NATO
Wants Single Plan for Digital Cinema
- Entertainment
Jobs Up, but Demand for Work Outstrips Supply Says New Report
- Hollywood
Gets Tax Break from the LA City Council
- WGA
Members Ratify Contract
- AFTRA
Retirement Plan Announces Cuts in Benefits
- Chapman
University Seeks Publicist for Teaching Position
- LA
Streets Treated to Plenty of Production in October
- Tonino
Delli Colli to Receive ASC International Achievement Award
- Actors Fund
Warms Workers in December
- IDA
Announces Winners of 20th Annual Awards Competition
- Gov.
Schwarzenegger Names Latest Appointee to Calif. Film Commission
- Actors'
Fund Announces Dedication of Al Hirschfeld Free Health Clinic
- Local
839 Organizes Animators at DPS Film Roman
- SF Mayor
Plans to Bring Jobs to Bay Area
- AFTRA
Reaches Tentative Deal with Networks
- DGA Members
Ratify Contract
- Actors'
Fund Opens Flu Vaccine Waiting List
- WGA
Follows DGA Lead, Reaches Tentative Agreement with Producers
- Unopposed
Incumbents Win Re-Election in Animation Guild
- Membership
First Makes Big Gains in SAG Election
- Victory
for NY Entertainment Workers in Getting COBRA Bill Passed
- Jobs Down Again
for Actors, Says SAG Report
- Discount
Theatre Tickets Available to Members in NY
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