IATSE, the union representing below-the-line production workers from cinematographers and editors to grips and hair stylists, has moved a crucial step closer to its first strike since 1945. In a
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Moral of the Story – Terminating Talent For Bad Behavior Remains Risky Business
The nearly two-year legal saga between television host Tavis Smiley and PBS appears headed for its final chapter next month when the parties face off in trial. Central to the
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Should the FCC Give the Children’s Television Act a Timeout?
The FCC’s reexamination of the Children’s Television Act (CTA), which sets forth a myriad of rules and regulations with respect to the broadcasting of children’s
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Upon Further Review – Nationals Get Second Swing at Orioles Over TV Dispute
A New York court of appeals last week declared the Orioles and Nationals will play extra innings in the
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