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SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher and national executive director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland at a press conference announcing a tentative contract deal with producers.
SAG-AFTRA Ratifies Pact With Studios With 78% of Vote

By Jon Lafayette Published

SAG-AFTRA Ratifies Pact With Studios With 78% of Vote

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SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher on stage in September at a rally in Los Angeles.
Studios, Actors To Resume Talks Aimed at Settling Strike

By Jon Lafayette Published

AMPTP execs to attend when bargaining picks up Tuesday

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SAG-AFTRA headquarters
SAG-AFTRA Cuts Demand on Revenue-Sharing Plan

By Jon Lafayette Published

Union says stars’ offer to raise dues payment isn’t part of negotiations with studios

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Talks With SAG-AFTRA Suspended Over Union Revenue-Sharing Plan, AI

By Jon Lafayette Published

Union negotiators accuse studios of ‘bully tactics’

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Writers Guild of America, West headquarters in Los Angeles
Writers Guild Members Ratify Pact With Studios

By Jon Lafayette Published

99% of members vote in favor of new deal

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Leslie Jones hosts 'The Daily Show'
Comedy Central’s ‘Daily Show’ Plans New Episodes Starting Oct. 16

By Jon Lafayette Published

Guest hosts will appear for remainder of 2023, with a new permanent host expected in 2024

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WGA picket sign
Writers Guild Board Votes To End Strike While Agreement Is Ratified

By Jon Lafayette Published

Writers get streaming viewership bonus, AI protections

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Striking writers and actors outside the Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank.
Warner Bros. Discovery: Longer Strike Will Cut Earnings by Another $300-$500 Million

By Jon Lafayette Published

Company guides to $10.5 billion to $11 billion in 2023 EBITDA

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Striking members of Writers Guild of America picketing in front of NBC Universal on theme of Young Writers Picket.
Producers and Writers Are Finally Sitting Down To Talk

By Scott Lehane Published

The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have asked for a meeting with the Writers Guild of America on Friday to discuss contract negotiations, but don’t get your hopes up. This is just a first step

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Frontier Communications truck
Nearly 2,000 Striking Frontier Workers Back on the Job in California

By Mike Farrell Published

One-week walk-off was over subcontractor use

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