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Writers’ Strike Should Teach Streamers a Valuation Lesson (Guest Blog)

Data is becoming more crucial in television’s evolving economy

Broadcasting & Cable · Jun 1, 2023

'Yellowjackets' Season 3: Every Detail We Know

Expect a bloody Valentine!

Marie Claire · May 31, 2023

The Tonight Show Has Started Re-Releasing Clips During The Writer’s Strike, And This One Of Jim Carrey And Jeff Daniels Talking Dumb And Dumber Is Going Viral

Though the writer's strike rages on, The Tonight Show had scored a viral hit with Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels talking Dumb and Dumber memories.

Cinemablend · May 31, 2023

Marvel puts Thunderbolts production on hold indefinitely

Blade and Wonder Man have also been affected by the WGA strike

Total Film · May 26, 2023

Marvel halts production on 'Thunderbolts' movie due to writers strike

Marvel Studios has put production of "Thunderbolts" feature film on hold due to the ongoing Writers Guild Association (WGA) strike. Members of the WGA went on strike early this month demanding better wages, higher minimum pay, more writers per show, and shorter exclusive contracts among other things.

The Times of India · May 26, 2023

Max will fix creator credits after strong response from DGA and WGA

The new service made a strange decision to its movie library

Total Film · May 25, 2023

New Max streaming service angers writers and directors with big crediting error

Warner Bros. Discovery issues an apology after failing to properly credit writers and directors on its new Max streaming service.

TechRadar · May 25, 2023

Deadpool 3's Ryan Reynolds isn't allowed to improvise on set

The Marvel-based superhero flick has begun filming

Total Film · May 25, 2023

Inside the writers' 'guerrilla tactics' to shut down live productions

On a frigid early morning in Chicago last week, screenwriter Michael Gilio bundled into a car in the city's West Side with other writers and made his way to Cinespace studios, located in an industrial zone.

Los Angeles Times · May 24, 2023

How the writers strike will shake up the fall TV schedule — and your viewing habits

LOS ANGELES — The stars did not come out for TV's glitzy annual network presentations to advertisers, where they typically show off new and returning series. And viewers may not see many of them when the fall television season begins.

Los Angeles Times · May 23, 2023