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It's all the same old story, according to lifelong WGA member Irving Brecher, who joined the Radio Writers Guild in 1938. He's still waiting for writers to get a fair deal from the bigwigs, especially after the copyrights from his big pre-1960 works were stripped away. Irv gets the internet and he's ready to fight. This is one of the most compelling strike videos yet. Old Irv doesn't want the gift of a cash cow when he turns 94 next month, but how about a little milk? (by Rich Bailey) Running Time: 1:37This great video appears on
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