Topic: Writers Guild of America
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What’s on Web TV?
In just five years the genre has already begun to transform the way we tell stories.
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TV's shifting landscape leaves scriptwriters in a pinch
Unscripted shows and foreign imports squeeze writers, some of whom look to Internet as new outlet.
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As writers' strike nears end, Hollywood assesses the damage
A tentative deal between screenwriters and studios comes in time to save some shows. Others will not survive.
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Who needs a new TV? Not me.
Columnist Tom Regan discovers what his children already knew: You don't need cable when you can watch your shows on the Internet.
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Writers' strike: Fast-changing technology complicates talks with producers
Critical sticking point is the writers' demands for a bigger share of the burgeoning DVD market.
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