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Emmy Watch: Producer


June 16, 2009
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One year after the WGA strike, the natives -- that is, the writers -- are still restless. Crime Scene Investigation, who also served on the WGA negotiating committee. "The biggest gain is that we have a contract for writers in new media, particularly for reuse of TV and film libraries online, and for the creation of new content by our members online," he says.

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