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Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw reports the latest on the strikes in Hollywood after studios released the details of their contract proposal and the Writers Guild of America fired back at the media companies. He speaks with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on “Bloomberg Technology.” ——– Like this video? Subscribe to Bloomberg Technology on YouTube: Watch the…

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  1. damon hochhalter

    August 23, 2023 at 4:43 pm

    Next thing the actors will want a 2,000 cast member grantee for every film, and the lighting department will want ???? ???? a minimum of four crews and free tickets to the barbie movie Aaaahh ha Haaaa???? but to be fair with what they are paid it wouldnt kill them to pay a few extra writers per show or split those extra writers salaries between and on top of the fewer writers already doing it. If 2 can do the work of 10 and get better or at least the same results then shouldnt those 2 get the pay of the 10 it would take for the same or results normally ???? ???? ???? ???? id say it should be up to the bjg wigs but they need to pay fair wages and quit expecting people to whore out their livelihood, and sacrificing their families ???? ⏲️ ⏳️ ????. I know they aren’t going to pay the movie companys for failures and losses either, or all the hidden or forgotten, often overlooked expenses. Or for suits caused by the same employee’s when they sexualy harass some young actor or punch some reporter or get all coked up and fly the company jet into a farmers feild and land it upside down. ????

  2. Nope Nope

    August 23, 2023 at 5:44 pm

    These writers are trash. Hollywood’s writing quality has progressively gone more woke and down right bad. Most of these writers needs to be let go.

  3. shoopddawhooped

    August 23, 2023 at 6:36 pm

    Everything CGI within two years

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