Short History of Strikes in the WGA

This is my first attempt at embedding media, so we'll see how it goes. One of the members of the Board on the WGA did a concise history of the WGA and the strikes that have been important moments for the way Hollywood and the writers interact.

Being given the historical perspective is really helpful in seeing how the role of the writer has been shaped over the years. I found it very informative, so I thought I'd pass it along.

New Media

So, if the networks don't decide to pay writers for new media, the future of entertainment could be reduced to this:

Yeah, that's me, making referency humor about network TV. Keep in mind that I haven't acted on camera since college. Just sayin.

Edit: A couple of notes. First, if you aren't watching the TV show Chuck, don't even bother clicking the link. Second, any idea why my media isn't embedding?

Edit 2: Figured it out! It is an embedding triumph!