David Goodman

Co-chair of the negotiating committee of the Writers Guild of America

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WGA strike week 3: While solidarity is high, studios cut costs

As week three of the WGA strike continues, other unions and guilds show solidarity while studios cut costs to see quarter stock increase.

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When William Morris Endeavor became the last big agency to reach a deal with the Writers Guild of America in February, it marked the end of an epic two-year struggle.

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