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The Writers' Strike: Bad News for Network TV

Hosted by Claude Brodesser-Akner Nov. 12, 2007 Hollywood

The writers' strike will effect everyone in Hollywood, but it's broadcast television that has the most to fear. We get strike analysis from executives who lived through the last one.

Drawing by Christian Kasperkovitz

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The Writers' Strike: Bad News for Network TV

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Host:
Claude Brodesser-Akner

Producer:
Matt Holzman

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