WGA SAG-AFTRA Members Approve New Contract Over 78% voted in favor of new agreement resulting from this year's strikes Actors Reach Settlement With Studios $1B-plus deal ends longest such walkout in history MediaRadar: Writer’s Strike Cost TV $1.6 Billion Primetime and late night TV lost an estimated $1B alone Latest about WGA Survey Measures Impact of Writers-Actors Strike on Viewing Behavior By Phil Kurz published 3 October 23 YouGov Poll shows less than 50% have changed viewing habits due to WGA/SAG-AFTRA strike WGA Reaches Tentative Deal with Studios to End Five Month Strike By Tom Butts published 25 September 23 But actors remain on the picket lines SAG-AFTRA, Studios Extend Contract Talks to July 12 By George Winslow published 3 July 23 The unions and AMPTP agree to continue TV/theatrical contract negotiations Business TV, FIlm Writers Go on Strike By Tom Butts published 2 May 23 WGA says AMPTA has “closed the door on their labor force and opened the door to writing as an entirely freelance profession” Streaming Studios, Writers at Impasse as Strike Looms By Tom Butts published 1 May 23 TV and film production to shut down tonight if WGA, studios can't settle on a new contract Writers Guild Members ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Georgia Election Law By Michael Balderston published 5 April 21 Warns of the potential impact that law could have on productions coming to the state Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MOST READ1Virtual Reality Becomes the New Production Reality2FCC Sets April 25 Vote on Net Neutrality Rules3Survey: Concerns About Deep Fakes Spike As Election Approaches4PBS Kids Adds American Sign Language to Streaming Content 5Tech Advances Boost Adoption of 8K Production
Survey Measures Impact of Writers-Actors Strike on Viewing Behavior By Phil Kurz published 3 October 23 YouGov Poll shows less than 50% have changed viewing habits due to WGA/SAG-AFTRA strike
WGA Reaches Tentative Deal with Studios to End Five Month Strike By Tom Butts published 25 September 23 But actors remain on the picket lines
SAG-AFTRA, Studios Extend Contract Talks to July 12 By George Winslow published 3 July 23 The unions and AMPTP agree to continue TV/theatrical contract negotiations
TV, FIlm Writers Go on Strike By Tom Butts published 2 May 23 WGA says AMPTA has “closed the door on their labor force and opened the door to writing as an entirely freelance profession”
Studios, Writers at Impasse as Strike Looms By Tom Butts published 1 May 23 TV and film production to shut down tonight if WGA, studios can't settle on a new contract
Writers Guild Members ‘Deeply Troubled’ by Georgia Election Law By Michael Balderston published 5 April 21 Warns of the potential impact that law could have on productions coming to the state
