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Screen Actors Guild Still Negotiating

HAZY HOLLYWOOD: Negotiations between studios and the Screen Actors Guild are still dragging on. The contract affects 120,000 actors in prime-time TV and movies.

For operators affected by this, it's a tense and worrisome condition during a year when the economy is going through other close calls. It wasn't long ago that the Writer's Guild strike happened - a 14-week strike that ended in February. According to this and other reports, the possibility of a strike is unlikely. Let's hope for the best.
Print | posted on Thursday, July 17, 2008 9:19 AM
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