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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW MARCH 25, 2011 WGA Sends Studio Deal to Members Details: The Hollywood Reporter. On a separate note, I will be speaking at Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles on April 12 at 7:30 p.m. The subject is "The Past, Present and Future of Hollywood Unions." I'll also be discussing my new book “Hollywood on Strike!,” Check out my new book “Hollywood on Strike!,” MORE >>	DIGITAL MEDIA LAW JANUARY 13, 2011 "Hollywood on Strike!" Book Available Soon Great news – my new book, “Hollywood on Strike!: 1971”), and residuals formulas (e.g., The Writers Guild went on strike in 2007. But why? MORE >>	RECENT POSTS MARCH 25, 2011 \| DIGITAL MEDIA LAW WGA Sends Studio Deal to Members JANUARY 13, 2011 \| DIGITAL MEDIA LAW "Hollywood on Strike!" Book Available Soon OCTOBER 2, 2009 \| DIGITAL MEDIA LAW Handel appointed Adjunct Professor at UCLA School of Law to teach entertainment unions & guilds course MAY 19, 2009 \| DIGITAL MEDIA LAW SAG’s Strange Voyage
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DIGITAL MEDIA LAW OCTOBER 2, 2009 Handel appointed Adjunct Professor at UCLA School of Law to teach entertainment unions & guilds course Students will review topics ranging from on-screen and advertising credits to creative control, residual compensation, arbitration, strikes and stalemates, and new media. In 2009, Handel published a short book titled “ How to Write LOI's and Term Sheets ,” and will be publishing his new book ” Hollywood on Strike!” later this year. MORE >>	DIGITAL MEDIA LAW MAY 19, 2009 SAG’s Strange Voyage Last week, SAG’s Hollywood board, controlled by the hardline Membership First faction, passed a resolution establishing a task force “to explore the acquisition of actors of AFTRA.” The deal terms in this area, from a union perspective, have gaps in jurisdiction and residuals structure. Where did the Screen Actors Guild go? B214056). MORE >>
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