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MediaRadar: Writer’s Strike Cost TV $1.6 Billion

By Tom Butts published

Primetime and late night TV lost an estimated $1B alone

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Survey Measures Impact of Writers-Actors Strike on Viewing Behavior

By Phil Kurz published

YouGov Poll shows less than 50% have changed viewing habits due to WGA/SAG-AFTRA strike

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WGA Reaches Tentative Deal with Studios to End Five Month Strike

By Tom Butts published

But actors remain on the picket lines

SAG-AFTRA graphic saying negotiations are extended

SAG-AFTRA, Studios Extend Contract Talks to July 12

By George Winslow published

The unions and AMPTP agree to continue TV/theatrical contract negotiations

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TV, FIlm Writers Go on Strike

By Tom Butts published

WGA says AMPTA has “closed the door on their labor force and opened the door to writing as an entirely freelance profession”

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Studios, Writers at Impasse as Strike Looms

By Tom Butts published

TV and film production to shut down tonight if WGA, studios can't settle on a new contract

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Writers Guild Members ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Georgia Election Law

By Michael Balderston published

Warns of the potential impact that law could have on productions coming to the state