According to an extensive study conducted by media consultancy Interpret LLC, approximately one-third of Americans have altered their media consumption habits as a result of the WGA (Writer’s Guild of America) strike, with 27% of the US population reporting to have curbed their network TV viewing because of it. Adults 25-34 are most likely to say their overall television watching behavior would change (54%) if the strike were to continue, with many already turning to watching DVDs and reading books and magazines instead (oh, the humanity!). The study also paints a dismal picture for the networks should first-run series be replaced with reality shows and repeats, with nearly half of Americans (46%) saying they would change their viewing behaviors if this happened.
[via PR-Inside]
Hi guys ~
would really appreciate it if you could give photo credits when using an image that isn’t from your via source or anything linked in your post!
http://www.notcot.com/archives/2008/01/the_writers_gui.php
I took this photo while at the A+R store the other night.
Thanks,
~ jean
January 22nd, 2008 at 12:55 am