WGA

The WGA is the union that represents screenwriters -- you know, the guys who write movies like Pearl Harbor and GI Jane.

Charles Holland 2010

It seems to me the WGA is trying to build an empire rather than look out for the members they have.

Share Your Thoughts: The Writers Guild Strike - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

I also write occasionally (not for tv and rarely for money), and have supported the WGA from the beginning.

Share Your Thoughts: The Writers Guild Strike - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

Seth McFarlane delivers a brand-new short about the latest in WGA and AMPTP negotiations, direct from the boardroom …

Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2008

The WGA is a small union, trying to do its best for the industry where they work.

Share Your Thoughts: The Writers Guild Strike - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com 2008

The same way the WGA is working right now, we can pull a strike against the tight-wads running the networks and hit them where it hurts.

The Tail Section » 2007 » November 2007

WGA is staking its claim on the future, and SFWA supports it wholeheartedly.

November 2007 2007

It's not like the WGA is saying "We currently get 2%, we now want 5%."

SFWA Supports WGA Strike...Do You? 2007

The WGA is a federal labor union, with collective bargaining power - because screenwriters are employees, and we sell our copyright.

It's not MY fault . . . 2007

The same way the WGA is working right now, we can pull a strike against the tight-wads running the networks and hit them where it hurts.

The Tail Section » The Unexpected Post - Time for US to end this strike 2007