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This is a trailer to the soon to be released special double issue of The Journal of Mind and Behavior (abstracts will appear shortly on the JMB website)

Angry that the Hollywood-based national leadership of the Screen Actors Guild has dithered dangerously in a seven-week-old contract stalemate with producers, New York SAG officials have jumped in to fray, calling for a federal mediator to intervene. According to N.Y.

August 11, 2008 Today’s Topics: Stock Market Volatility, Merrill Lynch, GSE’s, Corporate Governance   …”got a whale of a tale to tell you lads…whale of a tale or two…about the whopping fish on a night like this…and it’s all true…I swear by my tattoo.” Sung by Kirk Douglas in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

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Members of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) met at the Sportsmen’s Lodge in Studio City today. Leaders had one message for them: we’re still negotiating. Hmmm, what’s it all mean? I just hope they can work things out before it comes down to another situation like the writer’s strike last winter.

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Filed under: Industry, Reality-Free And now, another installment of 'David vs. Goliath'. In this case, David is The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), while the role of Goliath is portrayed by the Screen Actors Guild (SAG).

Strike Fears Allayed, SAG/AFTRA Now Just in It For the Slap Fights The nuclear labour plume at left is presented a little closer to actual size this morning, the start of the first full day without the specter of strike hell exhaling waves of rancid breath over Hollywood.

The nuclear labor plume at left is presented a little closer to actual size this morning, the start of the first full day without the specter of strike hell exhaling waves of rancid breath over Hollywood.

If you can remember back as far as November of last year, you’ll probably remember that the Writers Guild of America went on a little strike, refusing to write anything until they got a contract with the studios that recognized their demands.