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The main battle between the the WGA and the Association of Talent Agents, which represents the major talent agencies, has been over two thorny issues: packaging fees and agency-affiliated production companies. The issues do not impact most of the 234 guild's franchised agencies, however. An estimated 94%-95% of the TV…

Now that the WGA's membership has overwhelmingly approved a new Agency Code of Conduct, the guild and the Association of Talent Agents are expected to return to the bargaining table this week for one last try to work out a new franchise agreement before the April 6 deadline. After that, guild leaders…

WGA leaders have urged dissenters to speak up at Saturday morning's membership meeting – the last before the final electronic ballots are cast Sunday morning in the big vote to authorize the guild to implement a new Agency Code of Conduct. And leadership says they especially want to hear from those who might have…

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has announced its new Code of Conduct. Read the letter below and the revised code here. The Television Academy's governance previously voted to expel Harvey Weinstein from the Academy for life. Here is the message from chairman/CEO Hayma Washington announcing the revised Code…

SAG-AFTRA is developing a Code of Conduct to deal with sexual harassment in the workplace – and at auditions, wrap parties, film festivals and anywhere else performers gather to find jobs or promote and celebrate their work. An email sent today to the union's board members said the code "will provide clear safety…