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http://www.cameraofdeath.com I photograph Alicia Keys and the WGA strike march down Hollywood Blvd.

http://www.cameraofdeath.com I photograph Alicia Keys and the WGA strike march down Hollywood Blvd.

We discuss the latest news regarding the resolution of the WGA strike, and the status of shows such as Friday Night Lights, Moonlight, 24, How I Met Your Mother and Girlfriends. We also review this week's episodes of Brothers & Sisters, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Prison Break, American Idol, Project Runway, What Not to Wear, Lost, Moment of Truth, Oprah and Lipstick Jungle, and take a look at the movies Star Trek, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Jumper, Step Up 2 the City, Diary of the Dead, The Spiderwick Chronicles and The Hottie and the Nottie.

Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, gets some perspective from writers Sam Ernst and Jim Dunn, of the Sam and Jim Go to Hollywood podcast, about how the WGA STRIKE finally ended. Running time 13:02 Music provided by The Whitest Boy Alive - Done With You Hollywood Podcast Theme Song - Lucky - Superstar Sam and Jim go to Hollywood Leave an Itunes Review CALL ME AND LEAVE A COMMENT 1-310-862-4545 Share This

Kent and Michelle are back, motors running and raring to go. After all, it is Valentine's Day on Thursday and they're in the mood for love. This week: Update on the end of the Writer's Strike; The death of Roy Scheider; Trivia; The death of Flick Swap?!; Review of Shout! Factory's upcoming release of the Toon Disney series PUCCA; Quick thoughts on "76 Romantic Films for Guys and Girls"; and their own exciting Valentine's plans. Enjoy! You can email Kent and Michelle your questions, complaints, and suggestions at thecouch@dvdverdict.com, or show your support by voting for us at Podcast Alley, and Digg. To avoid missing any episodes in our schedule, subscribe to the show via iTunes.

We discuss the latest news regarding the WGA strike, Scrubs, Friday Night Lights, the break-up of Cheryl Burke and Matthew Lawrence, the romance between Men in Trees' Emily Bergl and Derek Richardson, and the new season of Big Brother. We also review Super Bowl XLII and the latest episodes of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Prison Break, American Idol, House, Biggest Loser, Project Runway and Lost, and take a look at the films The Hottie and the Nottie, Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins, In Bruges and Vantage Point.

Author: Media30 Added: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 15:31:59 -0800 Duration: 1081* YOUTUBE overhauls its mobile site, adding millions of videos. * THE NTIA says converter boxes will be available February 18. * THE WGA signs interim deals with Lionsgate and Marvel. * NIELSEN launches VOD ratings service. Comcast signs up. * LIBERTY MEDIA sues IAC over breakup conditions. IAC sues back. * PLUS....Vudu, Microsoft and more. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

Author: Media30 Added: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 15:31:59 -0800 Duration: 1081* YOUTUBE overhauls its mobile site, adding millions of videos. * THE NTIA says converter boxes will be available February 18. * THE WGA signs interim deals with Lionsgate and Marvel. * NIELSEN launches VOD ratings service. Comcast signs up. * LIBERTY MEDIA sues IAC over breakup conditions. IAC sues back. * PLUS....Vudu, Microsoft and more. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

Author: Media30 Added: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 15:31:59 -0800 Duration: 1081* YOUTUBE overhauls its mobile site, adding millions of videos. * THE NTIA says converter boxes will be available February 18. * THE WGA signs interim deals with Lionsgate and Marvel. * NIELSEN launches VOD ratings service. Comcast signs up. * LIBERTY MEDIA sues IAC over breakup conditions. IAC sues back. * PLUS....Vudu, Microsoft and more. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

YOUTUBE has updated its mobile site to include almost its entire library of videos, the social-networking functions and more. Users will be able to upload videos directly from phones to YouTube.com. YouTube also released a free downloadable application that can be installed on phones to access the video site without using a mobile browser. Combined, the announcements greatly improve YouTube s position as a mobile video source. THE NTIA said that converter boxes will be available in stores on February 18th, one year before analog TV is shutdown for good. That day the NTIA will begin processing the 3.7 million converter coupon requests that have already been submitted by consumers. The group also detailed a multi-stage public information campaign meant to guide consumers through the upcoming transition. The final stage, scheduled for the fall, will give users one final wake-up call before analog TV is turned off. It will be titled Life Without Television. THE WGA announced interim deals with LIONSGATE and MARVEL while conducting the third day of informal talks with the AMPTP. Lionsgate will get its writing staff back just in time to begin pre-production on both Weeds and Mad Men. In related news, Guild members have ratified a new contract with CBS News, bringing an end to the standoff between news writers and the network. NIELSEN has launched NORA, a VOD ratings service that utilizes set-top box data. NORA, which is part of Nielsen DigitalPlus, stands for Nielsen On-demand Reporting Comcast is the first customer to subscribe and will begin using the service immediately. LIBERTY MEDIA filed suit against IAC accusing Barry Diller of attempting a corporate coup in his plans to split IAC into several companies. IAC s current dual-class voting structure gives John Malone s Liberty 61.7% of the voting power, even though it only owns 30% of the stock. Barry Diller s plans to restructure the business involves creating several spin-offs with single-tier voting structures, which would erase Librerty s current control. IAC has also filed suit against Librerty seeking the right to dictate its own breakup conditions. PLUS: Vudu has slashed prices for its VOD box in light of Apple TV s recent price drop. Microsoft joined the Dataportabiltiy Work Group. And Rupert Murdoch decided that WSJ.com shouldn t be free after all. Instead, it should raise prices. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

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Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, gets an update of the WGA Strike from writers Sam Ernst and Jim Dunn of the Sam and Jim Go to Hollywood podcast. Running time 24:08 Music provided by Zoe Keating Hollywood Podcast Theme Song - Lucky - Superstar Sam and Jim go to Hollywood Leave an Itunes Review CALL ME AND LEAVE A COMMENT 1-310-862-4545 Share This

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A screenwriter faced with the writer's strike and the expiration of his option agreement on a six year writing project makes an Emergency Pitch to have a film made of his screenplay about a young woman's adventure working in group homes for the developmentally disabled and struggles with mental retardation specialists. Frank Rogala explains this is his second film after Won't Anybody Listen.

We discuss the latest news including Paula Abdul's possible Super Bowl gig, the WGA strike, the Golden Globes, Lost, J.J. Abrams' Star Trek film and the new James Bond movie, and take a look at this week's episodes of How to Look Good Naked, Friday Night Lights, Desperate Housewives, The Wire, The Amazing Race, Medium, Law & Order, Cashmere mafia, Gossip Girl, Project Runway, Grey's Anatomy, 30 Rock, Celebrity Apprentice and Big Shots. We also preview Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Prison Break, American Idol and Torchwood, and review the movies First Sunday, I Am legend, P.S. I Love You, Sweeney Todd, There Will Be Blood, Alien vs. Predator: Requiem, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, The Bucket List and Persepolis.

We discuss the latest casting news regarding the WGA Writers' Strike, Dancing with the Stars, Helio Castroneves and Julianne Hough's rumored romance, and House's "firing" of Anne Dudek. We also have in-depth discussions about the latest episodes of Brothers & Sisters, Desperate Housewives, Dexter, The Amazing Race, Cold Case, Heroes, Chuck, Journeyman, The Biggest Loser, Cane, Shrek the Halls, Pushing Daisies, Criminal Minds, Private Practice, Dirty Sexy Money, 30 Rock, The Office, Grey's Anatomy and Ugly Betty, and review the new movies Enchanted, The Savages and Tony 'N' Tina's Wedding.

Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, visits the Writers Guild of America Strike line and talks with Sam Ernst and Jim Dunn from the Sam and Jim go to Hollywood podcast. Running time 17:47 Music provided by General Fuzz Superstar Sam and Jim go to Hollywood Leave an Itunes Review CALL ME AND LEAVE A COMMENT 1-310-862-4545 Share This