Writers Strike about to end

[vy2005]

Yes looks like strike is all but over. Looks like we should be able to see the whole season of Lost and other top hits. Still pissed about 24 though!
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[Vol Horn 4 Life]

This is like flying to Belgium, getting used to the time change after a day or two and then having to fly back to the US.

 

[Rip76]

funny, my life's been pretty ok without them

 

[MilkmanDan]

Yeah, I was hoping it would at least last beyond the oscars. Or did it? Hell, I don't know.

 

[chillywillywall]

who cares about the oscars.
i just want the office back

 

[whickums]

The last episode of House was this week.
CSI, The Office and the Big Bang Theory have been gone too long.

I still have nip/tuck though

 

[TrashMaster G]

'bout time.

 

[Napoleon]

Next up-

The ACTORS' STRIKE!

(Coming this summer)

 

[utexas_61]

sig pi sucks

 

[SigPi_Horn]

as does saudi arabia

 

[utexas_61]

meh

 

[TheTresLeches]

Solidarity forever!

"We have a tentative deal.

It is an agreement that protects a future in which the Internet becomes the primary means of both content creation and delivery. It creates formulas for revenue-based residuals in new media, provides access to deals and financial data to help us evaluate and enforce those formulas, and establishes the principle that, "When they get paid, we get paid

Less than six months ago, the AMPTP wanted to enact profit-based residuals, defer all Internet compensation in favor of a study, forever eliminate "distributor's gross" valuations, and enforce 39 pages of rollbacks to compensation, pension and health benefits, reacquisition, and separated rights. Today, thanks to three months of physical resolve, determination, and perseverance, we have a contract that includes WGA jurisdiction and separated rights in new media, residuals for Internet reuse, enforcement and auditing tools, expansion of fair market value and distributor's gross language, improvements to other traditional elements of the MBA, and no rollbacks."
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