The claim is that there isn't any revenue from new media (iTunes and the like). So the puzzling thing is, if there isn't any revenue, and the writers are asking for 2.5% of any revenue from new media...then 2.5% of nothing is nothing...so why deny them?
'Life of the Party'
The Minearverse 5: Closer to the Earth, Further from the Ax
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
And other people are getting *their* slice of zero.
"Lesse. Take nothin' add nothin' carry the nothin"
The claim is that there isn't any revenue from new media (iTunes and the like
so the money I pay to iTunes goes... where?
Oddly, I want a picture of Tim and Kristen picketing with their blank signs.
I'm pretty sure our signs will have actual words on them.
I just hope they're flame retardant. I'd hate to light a cigarette and turn into the human torch. Though, hey, I'd totally make the evening news.
I just hope they're flame retardant. I'd hate to light a cigarette and turn into the human torch. Though, hey, I'd totally make the evening news.
Oh, the Humanity!!
so the money I pay to iTunes goes... where?
The deals aren't public, but NBC (and, I think, 20th Century Fox) recently claimed Apple takes 50%. The studio takes the rest. The writers are getting seriously fucked by the existing deals, which were (obviously) put together before this technology even existed.
Someone go stand by Kristen with a fire extinguisher! We wanna keep her!
Oooh, or misters like outdoor restaurants have!
I don't see how an existing deal (existing before such things as iTunes) can even begin to apply to present day distribution.
On perhaps a related note, how do inventors working for a company make out on a new product that the company I believe then owns the intellectual rights to, does the original inventor get residuals on all sales of the product?